How do they happen? How can you prevent them? And can you run on them? Here's the lowdown on ankle pain and soreness ...

Are you only working out the muscles you see in the mirror? Watch out! You might be neglecting crucial areas for your ...

The most frequently injected lower-limb muscles were the gastrocnemius (66.1% of patients), soleus (54.7%), and tibialis posterior (50.5%). The overall dose range reported was 5–200 U for upper ...

Flatfeet often cause overpronation. However, the problem may arise due to weak and imbalanced muscles and conditions like posterior tibial tendon dysfunction. Overpronation usually improves with ...

Road traffic collisions are associated with a number of common fracture patterns—for example, front seat occupants may sustain patella fractures, femoral shaft fractures, and posterior hip ... or the ...

For meniscal body tears at the front of the knee, the success rate approaches 100%, while the rate falls to around 69% for the treatment of posterior tears at the ... paresthesia (pins-and-needle ...

These orthotic inserts, supportive shoes and topical anti-inflammatory creams can help keep that sharp, shooting pain at bay.

Sagittal plane kinematics, joint moments and joint work were obtained using inverse dynamics and lower limb muscle forces were computed using an EMG-constrained musculoskeletal model. Muscle ...

Results: Although the initial stage of virus transport from the soleus muscle (predominantly slow-twitch) appeared to be more rapid than that associated with the tibialis anterior muscle ...

Muscle is a soft tissue composed of elongated cells (muscle fibres) that produce force and motion through contraction. Involuntary cardiac and smooth muscles are responsible for contraction of the ...