Experience Revolutionary Joint Replacement Surgery with Dr. Bakul Arora at Arora Clinic

 Injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) are relatively common, particularly among athletes and individuals engaged in activities involving sudden stops, directional changes, or jumping. These injuries can cause significant pain and limit mobility. Treatment may include extensive rehabilitation or, in more severe cases, surgery. It is crucial for both athletes and the general population to understand the causes of ACL injuries, recognize symptoms, be informed about available treatments, and adopt preventive measures. This knowledge is essential for overall health and well-being. Causes of ACL Injuries: Non-Contact Mechanisms: ACL injuries often occur without direct contact with another person or object. Activities involving sudden changes in direction, pivoting, or awkward landings from jumps can stress the knee and lead to an ACL injury. Contact Mechanisms: ACL injuries can also result from direct contact, such as collisions or impacts to the knee, common in sports like ...

 A prevalent orthopedic injury, shoulder dislocation occurs when the upper arm bone (humerus) becomes displaced from the shoulder socket (glenoid). Traumatic incidents such as falls or sports-related injuries can lead to this painful condition, necessitating immediate medical attention for both diagnosis and treatment. Two main types categorize shoulder dislocation: Anterior dislocation: The humerus is forcibly pushed forward out of the socket, causing common symptoms like pain, swelling, and limited motion. Posterior dislocation: The humerus is pushed backward, resulting in less frequent but severe pain, swelling, and restricted range of motion. The causes of shoulder dislocation are typically linked to trauma from high-impact activities, sports injuries, or accidents. Additionally, repetitive strain and overuse of the shoulder can contribute to instability, increasing the likelihood of dislocations. Arthroscopy, a groundbreaking advancement in orthopedic surgery, represents a mi...