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Joint Arthroscopy - Articles
Arthroscopy and the painful shoulder
by
Dave W
Posted
Fri 20 Jan 2012 5:20am
This article describes the diagnosisThe process of determining which condition a patient may have. and treatment of a painful shoulder. New treatments include the minimally invasive keyhole surgeryA type of minimally invasive surgery., which is also known as arthroscopyInspection through an ...
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Hip Arthroscopy Recovery Day 9
by
Jess McB
Posted
Wed 18 Nov 2009 10:04pm
After pushing it a wee bit I have been behaving and practically haven’t moved from the couch except for my daily excursion to the letterbox. I possibly ditched the crutch indoors too soon, so have been using it again. The joint is feeling really good. I have no pain with weight-bearing, just finding my limitations with ROM and muscle weakness. Have
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Hip Arthroscopy Recovery 2 Weeks
by
Jess McB
Posted
Tue 24 Nov 2009 10:04pm
= First view of the joint and inflammation.
4 & 5 = Calcified labrum.
6 = Image showing what is left of the anterior labrum and calcification.
7 = Knife cutting labrum from... since then.
Operation Report
Mr John Rietveld @ St Georges Hospital, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Left Hip arthroscopy and debridement of labral rim which had some
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Hip Arthroscopy Recovery Day 11
by
Jess McB
Posted
Sat 21 Nov 2009 10:03pm
was stuck in the joint), thankfully this settled by the time I got home, so back to two crutches for walking for now, boo. Good thing is, I have gotten a lot better at using them
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Hip Arthroscopy Rehab Day 5
by
Jess McB
Posted
Sat 14 Nov 2009 10:03pm
I got my socks on all by myself this morning, small milestone lol…
Finding outings extremely tiring. Right hip not liking long stints on crutches and I’ve picked up a cold from lovely hubby so am feeling the exhaustion even more so.
New favourite past time, sleeping on the couch!
Swelling and redness has come down a lot and have only a ...
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Shoulder arthroscopy
by
stipeygirl75
Posted
Fri 07 Aug 2009 12:11pm
Well it's official - I'll be having shoulder arthroscopy next month! I am sort of excited about it. Strange to say but I'm hoping the doc will be able to see something in there and fix it! The shoulder just keeps getting more messed up as time goes on!
Here is a link which explains shoulder arthroscopy:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/tutorials
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Hip Arthroscopy Recovery Day 3
by
Jess McB
Posted
Thu 12 Nov 2009 10:04pm
I’m still doing quite well. Have not had to take pain meds since in the hospital, still just taking the Voltaren to help prevent heterotopic bone reformation.
Using one crutch inside, can go without for a few steps which surprises me and using two outside. Went out to the mall to get some groceries earlier today, must have wiped me out as I ...
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Update on hip labral tear arthroscopy surgery
by
Amy
Posted
Fri 09 Jul 2010 7:15pm
I am one month post surgery and feeling well. My hip seems to be doing good although i have had no relief on any other of my issues, such as my pelvic floor dysfunction or my vulvodynia. I am hopeful that i will be feeling some difference in a couple of months. I will be heading to Washington the 14th for more Botox wtih Dr Goldstein for my pelvic ...
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Hip Arthroscopy Recovery 2 Weeks 2 Days
by
Jess McB
Posted
Wed 25 Nov 2009 10:06pm
These blog post titles just get stupider and stupider lol
I made it to Auckland in one piece In the end I decided to take both crutches on the plane which was lucky because I really needed them to get to the car when I landed in Auckland. I had no trouble with security, just put them through the x-ray and hobbled through the metal detector ...
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