Volume 19, Issue 4

• Bone grafting repairs damaged bones with transplanted tissue

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  EMILY JANE*

  Bone grafting is a surgical procedure used to replace missing bone in order to mend complex fractures that pose significant health risks or fail to heal properly on their own. While minor fractures can often heal with...

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• The frontier of bone research: Revolutionizing our understanding of the skeletal system

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  ANSHU JAIN*

  Bone research has undergone significant advancements, revealing the multifaceted roles of bones beyond their structural functions. This article explores the current state of bone research, focusing on the molecular me...

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• Exploring ankle surgery: Procedures, recovery, and innovations

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  ROSE PETERSON*

  Ankle surgery stands as a pivotal intervention in reinstating both mobility and stability for individuals grappling with ankle injuries, degenerative conditions, and other factors influencing the ankle joint. This exp...

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• Advancements in knee surgery's evolution

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  MOHAMMED HESSAMI*

  Knee surgery has significantly advanced over the years due to technological progress, improved surgical techniques, and a better understanding of knee anatomy and biomechanics. This article delves into the history of ...

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• Unusual presentation of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Prosthetic Joint Infection (TBPJI) after Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) -A case report

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  NAVIN KUMAR YADAV*, PAVAN PRADHAN and SURENDRA KUMAR

  Background: Mycobacterium tuberculosis infrequently causes Prosthetic Joint Infections (PJI). A rare infection, skeletal tuberculosis accounts for about 2% of cases of tuberculosis overall. Aims: We...

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