In clinical practice, there are certain signs that immediately change how you think. Opisthotonus is one of them. It refers…
When someone walks into my clinic with an MRI report mentioning “facet arthropathy,” the first thing I notice is not…
Cystic hygroma is a type of lymphatic malformation that presents as a fluid-filled swelling, most commonly seen in the neck…
If you have ever treated or experienced neck pain that keeps coming back despite stretches, posture correction, or even strengthening,…
Scrofula, or tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis, may sound like an old-world disease, but it continues to appear regularly in clinical practice,…
In textbooks, trismus is defined as a reduction in mouth opening below 35 mm. That is clinically correct, but in…
In clinical practice, we are taught that Lemierre’s Syndrome is rare. But over the last few years, that assumption has…
Every now and then, a patient walks in with symptoms that don’t quite fit. They’ve tried: Still, something feels off.…
What is a Buffalo Hump? If you have noticed a soft or sometimes firm swelling at the base of your…
What is Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and why does it get missed so often If you have ever felt tingling in…
Understanding sternocleidomastoid syndrome, trigger points and associated headaches: It usually starts with something that does not quite add up. In…
Understanding cervicovertebral angle in simple terms: If you walk into a physiotherapy clinic with neck pain, one of the first…
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