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Biceps tendon tears can cause pain limited upper arm mobility. These injuries may be treated either surgically or nonsurgically, depending on several factors.

A healthy meniscus cartilage provides more than a cushion for the knee. It also plays a critical role in joint nutrition and stability.

A pseudoaneurysm is a collection of blood that results from a leakage from a damaged artery. Since pseudoaneurysms can expand and rupture, they must be repaired quickly.

Vasectomy reversal, what it is, how it's done and what your chances are for conception.

The glenoid labrum can suffer a tear either through an acute injury or through degeneration over time. Treatment is based on the type of tear.

Congenital heart defects are common in infants with Down syndrome. Some are amenable to watchful waiting; others require urgent intervention. Knowing the language helps.

Omphalocele and gastroschisis are congenital abnormalities of the abdominal wall that affect certain newborns. However, they can usually be repaired surgically.

Muscle strains are common for both serious athletes and weekend warriors alike. These four preventative steps can keep you in the game, and off the injured list.

Sports hernias are being diagnosed more frequently. This article describes these hernias, as well as diagnosis and treatment.

A new study conducted by researchers at the Mayo Clinic links bariatric surgery with an increased risk of broken bones.

Abdominal aortic aneurysm is a common vascular disease condition affecting men age 65 and older. A simple screening test can prevent fatality from catastrophic rupture.

Aortic dissection is uncommon but can lead to serious consequences, including death. What exactly is this condition?

Cherry eye in dogs is a common eye disease for which surgery is the only treatment option. Most commonly seen in young dogs, cherry eye is more common in certain breeds.

Groin injuries are common and debilitating. Three types of groin injuries are described, along with prevention and treatment.

The area of medicine that deals with ear, nose and throat disorders is constantly evolving. This article describes this highly specialized type of medical practice.

New research shows evidence of healing in nonunion stress fractures of the tibia, fifth metatarsal, and pubic ramis in five athletes after treatment with ESWT.

A recent study looked at injury data from nine high school sports through the 2005-2007 sports seasons. Sports injury data/analysis can focus attention on prevention.

Down syndrome is a complex disorder; many of its markers can be detected before birth. Some GI anomalies require urgent attention, while others may evade early diagnosis.

Learn to identify the telltale signs of the different types of hernias, and how to prevent and correct their occurrence.

Some surgeons are being more aggressive in repairing meniscus tears that wouldn't traditionally be repaired. Patients need to be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Bright red bleeding and inflammation of rectal tissues does not mean a person has cancer. There are several disorders that can cause rectal bleeding.

Rotator cuff tears are a common cause of shoulder pain. Tears can be acute or chronic, and may be treated conservatively or surgically.

Shoulder injuries are common in all sports. Understanding the types of injuries and how they occur can provide important information for coaches to reduce injuries..

A pseudoaneurysm is a serious condition in which blood leaks from a damaged artery into the surrounding tissue. A pseudoaneurysm can expand and possibly rupture.

Susruta - early Indian surgeon, philosopher and teacher - compiled the Susruta Samhita , a monumental treatise on surgery, over a thousand years ago

Ultrasound is used to examine and determine the severity of abdominal aortic aneurysms.

Around the globe, the most powerful force propelling medical technology investments is the vast cohort of wealthy baby boomers.

Bunion growth can, in the long run, inflict disabling pain and make it hard to find well-fitting shoes. A bunionectomy may help correct this common foot deformity.

Each holiday season brings fear of seasonal cookie ear. Hope for therapy or a cure comes with the holly and melts with the snowman. New research provides some answers.

Sports injuries are body fractures, dislocations, sprain, and strain that can happen to athletes while engaging in sports activities.

Studies have shown that infants exposed to paroxetine during the first trimester of pregnancy have an increased risk of serious birth defects involving heart and lungs.

Bariatric (gastric bypass) surgery is a weight loss program for people suffering with obesity. Clients gain a new look, but risk complications as they lose pounds.

The musculoskeletal system is one of twelve organized body systems. The system is known for its ability to support and move, but it also has many other vital functions.