Temporomandibular Joint Problems
TJD describes a complex group of muscular and articular disorders affecting the TMJ, leading to pain, dysfunction and sometimes degeneration.
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Suprascapular Neuropathy: An overlooked cause of superior shoulder pain and weakness
This article highlights a commonly missed diagnosis: suprascapular neuropathy. The condition accounts for approximately 2-4% of all shoulder pain but is present in up to 8% of patients with a full-thickness rotator cuff tear. Check out the following quick synopsis for up-to-date assessment and management considerations.
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Atypical Proximal Femoral Fracture: An Important Diagnostic Consideration for Patients With Hip, Groin, Or Thigh Pain
Explore the intricacies of hip pain in individuals taking bisphosphonates, uncovering the lesser-known atypical proximal femoral fracture as a potential cause. Dive into the article for a deeper understanding!
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An Uncommon Cause of Hip Pain in an Adult: Healed Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease
Hip pain and decreased range of motion are common complaints in the chiropractic office; however, the underlying cause of these complaints is wide ranging and can present as a diagnostic challenge.
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Spontaneous Osteonecrosis as An Etiology for Knee Pain
An infrequent source of knee pain is spontaneous osteonecrosis of the knee (SONK). Osteonecrosis is often the result of pre-existing factor; however, when there is no underlying cause, it is presumed to be spontaneous.
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Maigne Syndrome: Sciatica of the Thoraco-Lumbar Junction
Lateral hip, lumbosacral, and groin pain are often due to lumbar spine or hip joint dysfunction. However, the next time you see these symptoms, be sure to assess the thoracolumbar junction (TLJ). TLJ dysfunction, often described as Maigne Syndrome, may result in nerve irritation with referral to the lumbopelvic region. Proper assessment and treatment result in highly satisfied patients. In the next ten minutes, you will learn five tips about why Maigne syndrome should be on your shortlist of differential diagnoses.
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Microinstability of the Hip: An Emerging Diagnosis in the Athlete
Hip microinstability is a condition characterized by increased movement in the femoroacetabular joint, which can lead to damage and overuse of the surrounding structures. It can be caused by previous injury, pathology of the hip, congenital hip dysplasia, or joint laxity. Read the article to learn more!
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Severs Disease
Severs disease, or calcaneal apophysitis is a painful inflammation of the cartilaginous growth center at the site of insertion for the calcaneal tendon. This condition, first reported by Sever in 1912 (1), is a common cause of posterior heel pain in active adolescents.
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