I was recently surfing around the Internet when I came across a blog post on the Association of Women Surgeon’s website. The post was titled “Are You Doing My Surgery?”: Addressing Microaggressions in Surgery. It’s a very interesting read that discusses microaggressions between doctor and patient. The main focus of the article revolves around the […]
How We Use Ultrasound To Reduce The Risk Of Surgical Complications
When it comes to providing our patients with the best care, it involves an intricate process of having the right technology, knowing the right care plan and ensuring everyone is on board from start to finish. With the surgical aspect of care, there are not a lot of modifiable factors, in that once a diagnosis […]
Ankle Fracture – Quick Reference Sheet
Quick reference sheets are designed to provide you with surface level information on a given topic. These reference sheets will cover some of the basic topics surrounding a health condition, like Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment and similar subjects. Ankle Fractures Causes – Ankle fractures can occur in a number of different ways, but they typically […]
5 Ways To Prevent Blisters In New Shoes
Picking out a new pair of shoes can be fun, but you never really know how they are going to fit your feet until you’ve worn them for a while. New shoes can rub our feet in different locations, and this sheering can cause blisters to develop. However, if you’re aware of how blisters form […]
The Common, Uncommon and Rare Types of Ankle Sprains
An ankle sprain is one of the most common injuries that fells active individuals on a regular basis, but not all ankle sprains are the same. Some are mild, some are severe, and some involve different tissues in the ankle. Below, we take a closer look at some of the common, uncommon and rare types […]
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