Spinal Arthritis (Facet Arthropathy): Overview
This video provides an overview on how spinal arthritis, also called facet arthropathy, develops, relevant anatomy, and how healthcare professionals diagnose the condition.
This video provides an overview on how spinal arthritis, also called facet arthropathy, develops, relevant anatomy, and how healthcare professionals diagnose the condition.
This video provides an overview on how an arm bone fracture occurs, relevant anatomy, and how health care professionals diagnose a patient.
This video provides insight into treatment options for arm bone fractures including nonoperative and operative treatments.
This surgical video demonstrates a fixation with a plate and screws for the treatment of arm bone fractures, also known as distal humerus fractures.
The piriformis is a small muscle at the back of the hip that lies beneath the glute muscles. The sciatic nerve, which travels from the lower back down each leg, often lies directly under the piriformis. When the piriformis muscle gets tight or irritated, it can compress the underlying sciatic nerve,...
This video provides insight into treatment options for piriformis syndrome, including nonoperative and operative treatments.
Yeliana Mayor Pinchevski, PA-C, explains the basics of spinal anatomy and what happens when a disc herniates. She also reviews common symptoms and outlines both nonsurgical and minimally invasive treatment options.
This video provides an overview of the patient risk factors surgeons evaluate before recommending biologic augmentation during rotator cuff repair.
This video provides an overview on how piriformis syndrome develops, relevant anatomy, and how health care professionals diagnose a patient.
A broken arm bone is referred to as a distal humerus fracture. It occurs at the bottom of the arm bone near the elbow joint after a traumatic event, such as a fall or motor vehicle accident.
This video provides an overview on how a herniated disc occurs, reviews the relevant anatomy, and outlines how health care professionals diagnose the condition.
Between the vertebrae of the spine lie the spinal discs. The discs are specialized round pieces of cartilage that provide cushioning and absorb shock, helping the spine to move and support the body.
This surgical video demonstrates a tension band cerclage with a flat, braided suture tape for the treatment of elbow fractures.