Abstract Imagine A Life With Abnormal Functioning Of Fingers. Everything Will Be Messed Up While Doing Any Activity Such As Eating, Writing Or Anything. Fingers Are Involved In Each Task. They Help Us In Gripping The Thing To Make Its Use. The Article You Are Reading Is Because Of Your Fingers Which Scrolled You Here. So, We Can Consider Fingers…
Abstract According to Human Anatomy, Joints are the physical point where the two bones meet and get connected for e.g. the knee joint where the femur and tibia get connected. Our joint consists of varieties of fibrous connective tissue and Ligaments help in the connection of two bones. Tendons help the bone to connect with muscle whereas cartilage helps in…
Introduction In advanced 21st century of robotics, new methods and strategies for the treatment of various diseases have come in trend from the past decade. Nowadays, there is a popular myth among the population that surgeries are the best treatment of diseases, but the truth is that these methods are less useful and more harmful as they usually show multiple…
Frozen shoulder is also known as adhesive capsulitis. Stiffness in the shoulder and upper arm. Bones of shoulder, ligaments, and tendons are covered by a capsule of tissues. The tightness and thickness of this capsule on the shoulder joint cause the restriction of the movement and it causes the shoulder to get frozen. There is another painful condition in the…
Abstract Anterior cruciate ligament or ACL is the most vulnerable part of the knee that gets injured and torn easily. It is considered as the most common knee injury. People involved in sports are more prone to suffer ACL tear. Female who are into sports or can say are athletes are prone to this tear as compare to the male…
Waking up in the morning with pain and stiffness in joints, unable to clench fist or difficulty in doing normal daily chores! Well all these can be the signs of Rheumatoid arthritis. Here arises the question, what is rheumatoid arthritis? RA is a chronic systemic inflammatory disease with classic feature of persistent symmetrical polyarthritis which means swelling of multiple joints…
When we talk about Calve Disease or search about it on the Internet, we get two types of results, one show the Osteochondritis, which is the other name for Calve Disease, and the other is Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, which is a different disease. So, here we are going to discuss the Calve disease (Osteochondritis), which is a form of vertebra plana….
Abstract A pain that is not related to the triggering of pain receptor cells in any part of the body is known as neuropathic pain or non-nociceptive pain. Usually, any lesion or a disease of the somatosensory system causes neuropathic pain. Glossopharyngeal neuralgia (GPN) is one of the neuropathic pain-causing ear, throat, and neck pain. This pain many times is…
Abstract Epilepsy is characterized by recurrent, episodic, paroxysmal, involuntary clinical events associated with the abnormal electrical activity from the neurons. Five percent of children may experience one or more seizure in childhood, less than 1% have epilepsy. The incidence is highest in preschool years. West syndrome is a type of myoclonic epilepsies. In Ayurveda, it can be correlated with Apasmara….
Abstract ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) Tear results from leg twist or overstretching of the knee joint. Also, it is a common sports injury, if you are an athlete you are at high risk of an ACL tear. Doctors usually recommend surgery in case of an ACL tear. The article discusses the ACL Tear, the reasons and symptoms of an ACL…