Knee injuries make up 41% of all sports injuries.These injuries can prove irreversible and highly risky, causing permanent damage to the athlete’s joints, or they can be temporary but still serious. Many are due to contact, sprains, or falls and require intensive treatment, surgery, and physical therapy to get back on track.
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Orthopedic injuries can happen to anyone, even the most seasoned athletes and physically active and strong people. You don’t have to be lifting your body weight in squats in order to hurt yourself in a bad fall, or perform some crazy stunt to end up with a fracture. These injuries can happen anytime, anywhere, and to anyone.
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In addition to the popular benefits of golf, a sport played by millions of people worldwide, it also provides players the stimulus to improve aerobic fitness. While not as physically intense as many other sports, golf still plays a crucial role in keeping people healthy.
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Medical imaging is pivotal in modern healthcare, aiding physicians in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. When it comes to imaging options, 3T magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), MRI, and computed tomography (CT) scans are among the advanced techniques that stand out.
