Knee Prosthesis Surgery (bilateral)We observe that the problem is usually bilateral in patients who apply to our practice with knee pain and limitation of movement. If we decide a total knee prosthesis surgery for both knees depending on the examinations and inspections performed, the most frequently asked questions is...
What is Shoulder Impingement Syndrome? There are two bone spurs called the chorochoid and acrominon located in the upper part of the shoulder end and there is a strong bond in the form of a bridge between them. Muscles that lift the shoulder end sideways with a lever-like movement...
What is Trigger Finger Disease? The disease, which occurs when the tendons that move our fingers are compressed in the tunnel through which they pass during the movement, is called trigger finger disease. The reason for the stuck may be the thickening of the tunnel or the formation of a...
CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME It is the most common nerve compression disorder observed in Orthopedics Clinics. The cable (median nerve), which comes out from the cervical vertebrae traveling towards the first three fingers of the hand and the outer half of the 4th finger can get compressed in the canal called...
The hip joint, which consists of a ball and socket, is the area where the thigh bone and pelvic bone meet. Fractures that occur near the joint area in the upper part of the thigh bone are called hip fractures. Patients with advanced age and bone structure suitable for osteoporosis...
Scaphoid Bone The scaphoid bone is one of the 8 ball bones located between the metacarpal bones of the hand and the forearm bones. Its shape is similar to beans. During the wrist movement, it acts as a lever, coordinating the movement of the neighboring wrist bones. The scaphoid bone is...
Many diseases that can occur in the hip joint are treated with arthroscopic surgery, also called closed surgery. Arthroscopy treatment yields positive results in hip joint compression, hip arthritis, hip joint infection, tears of the cartilage ring called labrum, hip impingement disease. Arthroscopic surgery is required to view the deepest...
This is a disease characterized by the deterioration of the cartilage tissue covering the epiphysis in the knee joints. The cartilage tissue that prevents the bones from rubbing against each other is susceptible to wear and tear. Cartilages, which harden and deteriorate over time, lose their smoothness and cause...
The 4 tendons that move the shoulder joint are called rotator cuff tendons. These structures carry out the movement of the shoulder joint in different directions. Tears may occur in these tendons due to wear or trauma. These tears can cause pain and limitation of movement, and may cause...
Shoulder arthrosis is colloquially known as shoulder calcification. The cartilage structure, which facilitates the movement of the joints, abrades over time and turns into painful formations that make movement difficult. It often occurs in advanced ages. It is usually observed secondary to another disease in the shoulder joint. These diseases; ...
