How long do you normally avoid hard impact activities after cartilage repair surgery done in an ankle? My Son had a 8 mm piece of bone removed from his ankle bone and had cartilage and ligament repair ... View answer

/midfoot 3/26/2016. COMPARISON: None. INDICATION: Nondisplaced fracture of fifth metatarsal bone . Injury ... without contrast. FINDINGS: There is mild bone marrow edema along the dorsal aspect of the second ... View answer

I had wrist surgery 8 weeks ago. 2torn ligaments and one torn tendon. Surgeon could not attach one ligament due to soft bone he said. Top of my hand and fingers are still numb. ... View answer

. No pain, but we are wootied The lump is in a fixed position..feels like a bone spur , however, the bump seems to be on a muscles/ligament rather then bone ... View answer

My daughter had an MRI it showed a small focal tear to a ligament as well as bone edema and an unfused ossicle inferior to the talus. Is this serious and will it require surgery? ... View answer

I had rotator cuff surgery. Deteriorated ligament was removed and bottom connected to the bone. Doctor had to connect the ends of ligament to my shoulder bone. I want to find out what PT I... View answer

as MRI came it says my rt. hand has ligament problem. Scaphoid bone has mm more distance from the next bone because ligament has damage. Doctor suggest surgery. I have pain only when I push or... View answer

bone plate fragment, moderate ankle effusion, and a chronic full thickness tear of the anterior talofibular ligament and scarring of the calcaneofibular ligament-I just got my MRI results back? ... View answer

What does this xray mean the left anterior talofibular ligament is thickened and hypoechoic. Cortical irregularity at the tibial insertion and small bone fragments in the ligament at this site. There ... View answer

FEMORAL CONDYLE WITH ADJACENT BONE MARROW EDEMA AND MILD LIGAMENTOUS STRAIN/PARTIAL TEARS ARE NOTED INVOLVING THE FEMORAL ATTACHMENT OF THE MEDIAL PATELLOFEMORAL LIGAMENT AND FEMORAL ATTACHMENT OF THE TIBIAL ... View answer