Slipped Femoral Capital Epiphysis: Causes & Treatment

Describing the displacement of the femoral head in relation to the femoral neck, slippery femoral epiphysis is the most common hip disorder in adolescents (19.8 cases per 1,000,000 children) and which affects boys more often than girls. (Kelsey JL, Keggi KJ and Soutwhick WO., 1970). The slippery femoral epiphysis is classified as stable or unstable depending on the stability of the physis. It is a sliding movement back and down of the proximal epiphysis of the femur relative to the metaphysis (growth plate of the femoral head) causing an apparent deformity of the varus.

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    The Effects of Pregnancy on Your Spine and Posture

    IntroductionThe woman's body undergoes significant changes during pregnancy in order to adapt to the development of the fetus. These changes become particularly apparent during the last trimester. To maintain functional balance, significant adjustments are necessary.Harvard University highlights the importance of the curves that form during pregnancy. Experts say these curves, particularly the...

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      Understanding Snapping Scapula Syndrome

      Snapping scapula syndrome is a dysfunction caused by overuse of the stabilizing muscles of the scapula. A clicking, grinding noise will be felt when moving it on the rib cage. Poor sitting posture with rounded shoulders is often the cause of this syndrome.Synonym: scapulocostal syndrome, scapulothoracic syndromehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTMUqCj5ETgWhat are the...

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          Benefits associated with sports warming

          Introduction: Benefits Associated with Sports Warm-UpWarming up before engaging in sports or any physical activity is a universally accepted practice among athletes, coaches, and fitness enthusiasts. This preparatory phase is not merely a ritual but a crucial element in enhancing performance and preventing injuries. The primary purpose of a...

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