The fibula, or calf bone, is located in the lower leg, on the lateral side of the tibia. It supports and stabilizes the leg, muscles, and ankle, bearing around 17% of the body's weight. Due to its role in weight-bearing, fibula fractures are common and often caused by excessive force. Severe fractures may require surgical intervention with orthopedic locking plates and other devices. Let’s explore the key types of fibula fractures.
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A Bankart Lesion is a shoulder joint injury commonly caused by dislocation, making shoulder movement difficult. Dislocations, a serious orthopedic condition, can affect any joint but are most often seen in the shoulder.

Shoulder dislocations are classified as anterior or posterior. In an anterior dislocation, the humeral head is forcefully pushed against the anterior glenoid labrum, often causing a tear known as a Bankart Lesion.

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Aging is accompanied by many health conditions, and one of the commonest being the weakening of bones. This post of ours will talk about one such condition that is characterized by weakened bones. Osteopenia is the condition about which you’ll learn after going through the post.
In layman's terms, osteopenia is the mid-point of having healthy bones and getting osteoporosis. In other words, people suffering from osteopenia will have weak bones but not weak enough to get broken easily. But this condition could become serious if ignored and not diagnosed timely.
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