• 27

  Jan.
  

  How to Choose an Artificial Knee Joint Prosthesis?

  Modern artificial knee joint prostheses are developing very rapidly, but the majority of patients do not know much about joint prostheses and the choice of a suitable joint prosthesis is a concern for patients who need a knee joint replacement.

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• 21

  Jan.
  

  Rehabilitation after Hip Arthroplasty

  Hip arthroplasty (THA) is an orthopaedic procedure to re-establish the function of the hip joint, to completely treat the hip lesion, restore the anatomy of the joint, eliminate pain and restore the patient's walking function.

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• 14

  Jan.
  

  Can You Protect Your Knees by not Running or Exercising?

  The knee, as a body part that undertakes many tasks such as walking, running and jumping, squatting and kneeling durian, its importance is self-evident.However, the knee joint is also very fragile, it belongs to the wear and tear accessories.

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• 07

  Jan.
  

  Study Finds Warm Environment Promotes Femur Growth

  Researchers at the University of Geneva in Switzerland found through analysis of human epidemiological data and experiments with mice that living in a warmer environment contributes to bone health and stops bone loss and the onset of osteoporosis, and that this benefit is...

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• 21

  Dec.
  

  Do Men and Women Have the Same Knee Life?

  World Health Organization (WHO) statistics show that: osteoarthritis occupies the fourth place in the prevalence of women and eighth place in the prevalence of men. In other words, men and women have different incidences of osteoarthritis.

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• 15

  Dec.
  

  How Can You Know if Your Hips are Tight?

  Many people's hips are tight, especially sedentary people and those who exercise regularly. Tight hips may increase the risk of injury because the demand for tissues will increase, leading to Movement is not normal. So, what can you do to know if your hips are tight?

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• 09

  Dec.
  

  What is Wrong with My Knee?

  There is a saying that life is movement. The saying itself is true, but it is not precise. For the vital organs that sustain life, such as the heart, lungs, and brain, exercise improves their function, accelerates metabolism, and has definite benefits for the above-mention...

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• 03

  Dec.
  

  How to Cope with Pain After Total Knee Surgery?

  With the aging of the population, the number of cases requiring knee replacement for end-stage knee disease is increasing, as well as the number of complications associated with it. While it has been reported that 95%-98% of patients have good or very good results at 10-15 ...

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• 26

  Nov.
  

  Causes of Hip Snapping

  A rattle is a sound that can be heard or felt in the hip joint during active extension and flexion activities and walking. There are many causes of rattles, among which lateral factors are more common.

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• 18

  Nov.
  

  The Importance of the Hip Joint

  The hip joint of the human body is composed of a sphere (femoral head) and a cup (acetabulum). It is the joint that connects the thigh bone and the pelvis, and it is also an important joint that bears the heaviest force on the whole body.

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• 12

  Nov.
  

  Innovation in Hip Implants

  A few decades ago, few people realized the impact OF 3D printing and peripheral technologies on today's medical patients, because innovative researchers have come up with a range of different implants and devices that they can now enjoy a better quality of life.

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• 06

  Nov.
  

  Should We Continue to Exercise if the Knee Joint is not Good?

  Our common daily exercises require a lot of participation in the knee joint, and people with bad knees will choose not to exercise in order to prevent the disease from getting worse. Is this correct? I have a bad knee, should I exercise?

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