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• Aimin Chen

Among clavicle injuries, clavicle dislocation is uncommon and challenging to treat. We describe a patient who had an anterior sternoclavicular joint dislocation as well as bipolar clavicle dislocation.

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• Bushnell B

A 46-year-old female came to a sports medicine clinic with a single complaint of increased calf soreness and cramps. This led to near-constant calf tetany. After a few reasonable Despite receiving inaccurate diagnoses, the patient was effectively treated with surgery for a herniated lumbar disc. This example emphasizes the significance of considering lumbar radiculopathy in the differential diagnosis for lowerextremity complaints, particularly in instances with unusual symptoms. We examine important literature on lumbar disc herniation, including atypical manifestations and current diagnostic and therapeutic guidelines.

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• Saccomanni Bernardino

While several research on initial ACL repair have been published in the last 15 years, there is limited data on revision ACL reconstruction. There have been various case series describing surgeons.

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• Ewa Szczepanowska

Living beings have a gift called regeneration. Humans have remarkable regenerative abilities. Workouts can be viewed as regulated bodily harm with post-training effects.

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• Naglaa Hussein

Biking has been linked to upper extremity nerve entrapment, namely ulnar nerve entrapment at the wrist. This is usually known as Guyon canal syndrome.
Cycling palsy, often known as handlebar palsy. Carpal tunnel syndrome and median nerve entrapment at the wrist are both possible.