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Tổn thương đa dây chằng khớp gối: Dây chằng chéo trước (ACL) và dây chằng bên trong (MCL)

Tổn thương đồng thời dây chằng chéo trước (ACL) và dây chằng bên trong (MCL) là loại tổn thương đa dây chằng đầu gối phổ biến nhất.

My Special Mentor (Part 1)

A cervical spine fracture sustained at the age of 29 left artist Trịnh Long with quadriplegia, requiring mechanical ventilation for months and facing the brink of death. However, through extraordinary willpower and the enduring love of his mother, he overcame this adversity and returned to painting.

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME: WHICH SURGICAL METHOD SHOULD BE CHOSEN?

Currently, there are various surgical options for carpal tunnel syndrome, such as open surgery, endoscopic surgery, or mini-incision surgery combined with biological tissue glue application. Each method has its own advantages regarding the degree of invasiveness, recovery time, cost, and aesthetic outcome. This article will help patients understand these options to make an appropriate choice.

Cosmetic suture combined with biological tissue glue: Benefits for patients following carpal tunnel syndrome surgery

Cosmetic suturing combined with biological tissue glue helps simplify surgical wound care, enhances aesthetic outcomes, and provides numerous benefits for patients following carpal tunnel syndrome surgery.

Numbness of the little and ring fingers: Signs of ulnar nerve entrapment that should not be ignored

Intertrochanteric fracture and the unexpected recovery of a 76-year-old male patient

PFNA nail – An excellent solution for intertrochanteric or subtrochanteric fractures in the elderly

Open reduction and internal fixation, cosmetic suturing, and biological tissue sealing for complex proximal humerus fractures in the elderly

A 68-year-old female patient with a complex proximal humeral fracture following a fall underwent open reduction and internal fixation using a locking plate and artificial bone graft to restore anatomical structure, facilitate early range-of-motion exercises, and limit post-traumatic shoulder stiffness.

Bucket-handle medial meniscus tear: Experience in suture technique selection

My practical experience in selecting the bucket-handle meniscus tear repair technique to preserve the meniscus, ensure post-repair stability, optimize treatment costs, and maintain long-term knee joint function.

To drain or not to drain in orthopedics?

Patients undergoing orthopedic surgeries such as fracture fixation, hip or knee replacement, and even arthroscopy often wonder what the tube protruding from their incision is for. In this article, the doctor will explain what a drain is, why it is used, and why it is sometimes omitted.