Articles, tagged with "ligaments", page 1
12th April 2013
Never is certainly one in good shape to stabilize time meant for work together with time meant for exercise! The greatest solution to use around is carryout a household fitness. Body setting up, peculiarly the cheaper region within the body muscles is a d...
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Author:
Azeem
16th January 2012
Knee Injuries
The knee would be the biggest joint with your physique and assists present flexibility and stability for your legs. It will allow your legs to straighten, bend, and twist. Within your knee you will discover a number of tendons, bones,...
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Author:
Henry James
15th December 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Nicholas Jervis
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries arising from road traffic accidents. If you have sustained a whiplash injury you may be wondering whether to make a claim for whiplash injury compensation - or you may have ...
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Author:
Nicholas Jervis
13th December 2011
X-Stop Procedure
The X-stop procedure is the first non-fusion treatment for patients with lumbar spinal stenosis.
The procedure can be done in a about a half hour does not require the removal of any bone or soft tissue and in some cases the patient...
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Author:
pankaj
07th December 2011
Many of today's medical texts tell us the coccyx fuses into one rigid segment by adulthood in nearly all people. Nevertheless, several well-designed studies have shown that a normal coccyx should have two or three movable parts that gently curve forward a...
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Author:
Erik Dalton
20th July 2011
Brad Walker, an internationally renowned stretching and sports activities personal injury consultant, discusses the several varieties of shoulder pain and the anatomy with the shoulder. Also, Brad analyses the causes and indicators of Frozen Shoulder.
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Author:
Michelle Albery
13th June 2011
The coccyx is commonly referred to as the tailbone and is believed by some to be the remnant of the ancestral tail of the human race, which is said to have existed thousands of years ago. It is located at the bottom tip of the human spine and lies just be...
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Author:
John Dembly
06th June 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Nicholas Jervis
If you have been involved in a road traffic accident and have sustained a whiplash injury you may be thinking of making a claim for compensation. If this is the case, you may be wondering how much you might receive fo...
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Author:
Nicholas Jervis
04th January 2011
What are hinged knee braces? This is a common question circulating in several forums found in the WWW or World Wide Web today. To answer this query, it is first necessary to define what a knee brace. A knee brace is an object of support made in order to p...
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Author:
Nazima Golamaully
04th January 2011
There are several causes of lower back pain and your office chair is one of them. There're so many of us who devote most part of the day sitting on the office chair. While the perfect workplace chair will offer support to the spine, the wrong one can lead...
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Author:
Lashawnda Godoy
04th January 2011
Yoga is one aspect of ashrams Nepal that you may find highly beneficial. It involves a spiritual connection with one’s body through a series of positions, pauses, and meditations. Yoga is designed to improve the way people move and feel, and it does so by...
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Author:
markacesmith
22nd December 2010
My wife and I love to proceed hiking. In fact, we spent our honeymoon in Zion Nationwide Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, as well as the North and South Rims of the Grand Canyon. But before we ever set foot on a piste, we went out and purchased the main ...
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Author:
jidianling
09th December 2010
Pain in joints is a common problem that brings patients to a doctor’s doorsteps. A joint pain can be due to various reasons like natural aging, injury, infection, disorder, breakdown of bones and tissues or over usage like high-impact activities and sport...
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Author:
psm@amameds
26th October 2010
A knee joint in human body is a part where two bones are joined together for carrying out the tasks. It provides maximum support to body for bearing high pressure and force while performing tasks like standing, walking, sitting, swimming, and running. A l...
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Author:
psm@amameds
25th August 2010
Surprisingly so, women of all ages are more prone to shoulder injuries than men despite the fact that more men play sports and engage in rigorous activities. Of course, the tendency of getting injured gets higher for women as they get older due to changes...
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Author:
timothy