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A man successfully had half of his hand and three fingers reoperated at PTE.
The continuous advancement of medicine allows for assistance to patients even in the most complex cases. In recent years, the progress made in the field of hand surgery has been particularly remarkable, as complex surgical procedures can significantly improve the quality of life for many individuals. Hand reattachment is not only a technical challenge but also holds immense emotional and psychological importance. The dedication and expertise of the medical teams behind successful surgeries help patients on their path to recovery. Modern medicine offers new possibilities through which patients can regain their functions and the abilities necessary for their daily lives. Medical publications and patient experiences are inspiring, as hope always…
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Knee Prosthesis Implantation: Perspectives of Development
The problems of the knee joint complicate the lives of many people, especially in the older age group, where wear and joint inflammation are common. Pain and limited mobility often make knee prosthesis implantation unavoidable. The purpose of the implants is to provide patients with pain-free and natural movement. Traditional solutions, consisting of mass-produced prostheses, are effective to some extent but are not always capable of accurately restoring individual anatomical characteristics. Due to the disregard for anatomical variations, complaints may persist even after the intervention. To address these issues, surgeons are seeking new solutions that take into account the individual attributes of patients. The development of knee prostheses is therefore…
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Therapy of Tumors in the Head and Neck Area
A timely diagnosis of cancer is crucial for successful treatment. Early diagnosis can help in managing tumors more effectively, as the method of therapy largely depends on the tumor’s size, location, and whether it has spread to other areas. In the case of head and neck cancers, establishing a diagnosis is particularly complex, as these tumors can also affect the functioning of the respiratory and digestive systems. The medical community is continuously working to provide the best treatment options for patients, taking into account the specific characteristics of tumors and individual needs. Treatment of Head and Neck Cancers In the treatment of head and neck cancers, specialists recommend histological sampling,…
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The use of compression stockings after a stroke is not justified
A stroke is a serious health condition that often has long-term consequences for patients. During rehabilitation, special attention is given to the prevention of thrombosis, as a disturbance in blood clotting can pose significant risks. Patients who have suffered a stroke often experience mobility limitations, which contribute to an increased risk of cardiovascular problems, such as the formation of blood clots. To prevent thrombosis, doctors employ various methods, including the use of compression stockings. Purpose of Compression Stockings The purpose of compression stockings is to improve blood circulation in the legs, thereby reducing the likelihood of blood clot formation. However, recent research shows that these stockings may not be an…
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Rehabilitation Processes After Lung Diseases
The concept of rehabilitation refers to a process in which professionals from various fields work together to help patients bring their condition and functions as close as possible to a healthy level. In medicine, there is an increasing emphasis on the fact that rehabilitation not only focuses on restoring physical condition but also takes into account the psychological and social needs of patients. The diversity of rehabilitation services allows for their application in various diseases and conditions, such as musculoskeletal problems, brain injuries, or chronic respiratory difficulties. The goal of rehabilitation is for patients to achieve the best possible quality of life, considering their personal capabilities and limitations. Rehabilitation programs…
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Therapeutic Approaches to Multiple Sclerosis
A multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the nervous system. During the disease, the immune system mistakenly attacks the protective covering of the central nervous system, the myelin, leading to inflammation and damage to the neurons. The course of MS is unique, as symptoms and severity can vary widely, and the quality of life for patients can decrease to different extents. The disease is not curable, but with appropriate treatment, patients’ conditions can be significantly improved, and the progression of the disease can be slowed down. Forms of Multiple Sclerosis Multiple sclerosis can present in various forms, the most common being the relapsing-remitting type, where patients…
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Signs and Treatment Methods of Bursitis
The bursae, also known as bursae sacs, are important elements of our body that protect and cushion the protrusions of bones. These structures are found in about seventy different locations in the body, and their main function is to facilitate the movement of muscles and tendons over the bones. Due to their location and function, they are constantly under stress and can easily become injured or infected. The Symptoms of Bursitis Bursitis is the inflammation of the bursae, which can develop for various reasons. One of the most common triggers is the effect of prolonged repetitive minor injuries, but a sudden major trauma can also cause inflammation. In such cases,…
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Rehabilitation Specialist in the Workplace
The modern lifestyle, characterized by long hours of sedentary work and lack of movement, can lead to numerous health problems. Back pain is particularly common, as many people do not pay attention to proper posture and do not engage in enough physical activity. Everyday pains, such as muscle cramps, numbness, or pressure in the lower back, are often the result of poor posture and lack of movement. To maintain the health of the spine, conscious posture and regular exercise are essential. It is important to pay attention to how we position ourselves while sitting to avoid unnecessary strain. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in treating spinal and musculoskeletal problems, but…
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Cartilage Wear Due to Improper Training Methods and Sports Injuries
Regular physical activity is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, but jumping into exercise suddenly, especially after a long break, carries several risks. Proper warm-up and gradual loading of the joints are essential to avoid injuries that can lead to serious long-term problems, such as osteoarthritis or arthritis. The connection between regular sports activity and joint injuries is particularly noteworthy among young people, as injuries that occur at a young age can have severe consequences later on. Research shows that those who have already suffered from joint injuries are more likely to experience later cartilage degeneration. According to a survey conducted by the Hungarian Physiotherapy Association, a significant proportion…
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Children undergoing long rehabilitation can participate in a free balloon farewell at the hospital.
A special initiative at Bethesda Children’s Hospital allows more than a thousand children to say goodbye to the hospital each year in a new and symbolic experience. The collaboration between the Liget Budapest Project and BalloonFly enables children who have been hospitalized for an extended period to celebrate their recovery with a “letting go of illness” balloon ride. The aim of this program is to ensure that the joy of healing is not just a simple event for the children, but an unforgettable experience that aids their emotional recovery. Bethesda Children’s Hospital, located on the edge of City Park, offers a special venue for young patients. Many of the hospital…
