Lower extremities fractures

Hip, femur & Tibia

When to drive after a fracture or injury to the lower limb with or without surgery?

Are you one of those people who wonders if you can drive a car after a lower limb fracture or surgery (ankle, leg, knee and foot)? In this article we shall be examining what the law says, studies and practical advice about driving. I am a diagnostic radiographer, and my patients ask me this question […]

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Broken Thoracic-lumbar vertebrae: treatment and recovery time!

Have you been diagnosed with a thoracic-lumbar fracture and  looking for a simple yet comprehensive guide on the treatment options available and recovery timeline. You are at the right place, for this article as usual I will rely on my experience as a diagnostic radiographer and research into medical published studies. Happy reading!😀 Have any

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Spine Compression vertebrae fracture: Treatment and Recovery time.

I see so many patients who come for x-ray with thoracic lumbar pain querying back compression vertebral fracture. You might have just experienced one yourself. Are you looking for answers about treatment, recovery and physiotherapy for thoracic lumbar compression fractures. As a certified diagnostic radiographer, I will use my knowledge and rely on medical scientific

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Stiff Knee After Replacement? 7 Causes & Fixes for Better Mobility.

After your knee replacement surgery, stiffness of the knee joint is a feared complication. It’s sometimes unsettling, and patients who have undergone total knee replacement have identified improved range of motion. The duration of post-surgery stiffness will vary from person to person. However, a good range of movement without any stiffness is not guaranteed after

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