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Lateral view of the ankle muscle and tendons
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All About Ankle Sprains and Strains

Learn about ankle sprains and strains, common injuries involving ligaments or muscles, and their causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
Anterior view of the pelvis highlighting the iliopsoas bursa
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Causes of Hip Flexor Pain

There can be more than one cause of hip flexor pain, including an injury, overuse, or a previously unknown underlying condition.

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Bones in the knee affected the patellofermoral alignment
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About Acute Patellar Injuries

Acute patellar injuries involve sudden damage to the kneecap, often due to trauma or dislocation.

Dorsal view of jammed fingers
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Treating a Jammed Finger

Treating a jammed finger involves rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE), along with pain relievers, and if severe, medical evaluation may be needed.

Comminuted scapula body fracture
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A Broken Shoulder: Scapula Fracture

Scapula or shoulder blade fractures are rare and make up fewer than 1% of all fractures in the body and only 3% to 5% of shoulder fractures.

Side-by-side illustration of an external snapping hip
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3 Types of Snapping Hip Syndrome

Internal, external, and intra-articular are the three types of Snapping Hip Syndrome, each involving distinct mechanisms of hip joint snapping.

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