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Jeremy Steinberg – created: 26 March 2022; last modified: 4 May 2022 This article is still missing information. Neck-Tongue Syndrome is a rare condition characterised

This article is still missing information. Skeletal muscle consists of 40-50% of total body mass. It is composed of muscle cells, organised networks of

This article is still missing information. This article outlines a systematic approach to weakness. The examination of the motor system is covered elsewhere

Jeremy Steinberg – created: 25 April 2022; last modified: 1 May 2022 This article is still missing information. Articular cartilage is a tissue that is a

Steinberg – created: 28 August 2021; last modified: 27 April 2022 This article is still missing information. The process of diagnostic reasoning starts

This article is still missing information. Radicular pain is generated by discharges from a dorsal root or dorsal root ganglion. Inflammation plays an

cases. However in the Hallin article there is no discussion or study of the prevalence whatsoever. A July 2021 statpearls article on piriformis syndrome quotes

This article is still missing information. The knee is a two joint structure composed of the tibiofemoral joint (modified Hinge Joint) and the patellofemoral

This article is still missing information. Internal disc disruption is a condition that affects lumbar intervertebral discs and is the cause of pain in

This article is still missing information. Foot drop is also known and "drop foot." This is where the patient cannot lift their forefoot secondary to weakness

Steinberg – created: 15 August 2021; last modified: 26 February 2023 This article is still missing information. Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint

This article is still missing information. Acute neck pain is largely a benign condition, however the clinician should not be complacent as a rare number

Jeremy Steinberg – created: 29 August 2021; last modified: 7 May 2022 This article is still missing information. Diagnostically there are three aims in the

in the masticatory muscles, which arises from a variety of causes. This article is principally focused on the non-surgical treatment of TMD and evaluates

this disorder including most especially not treating. Part or all of this article or section is derived from Ganglion Cysts by Orthopaedia.com, used under

two-third portion of the joint, and occurs early on. Another differentiating feature seen in DISH but not ankylosing spondylitis, is bony excrescences adjacent

tapping can press the ulnar nerve against the bone. Part or all of this article or section is derived from Fractures of Humeral Shaft and Distal Humerus

management) and dislocations (gross reduction and splinting). Part or all of this article or section is derived from Ankle Fractures by Orthopaedia.com, used under

can cause the syndrome including tumours, trauma, and infections. This article focuses primarily on discogenic causes. There is an increased risk with