Awareness When It Comes to Health

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Endoscopic Spine Surgery

• A sinus infection in your child isn't that hard
  to spot. If what you thought was a
  run-of-the-mill cold has lasted more than 10 to
  14 days and is accompanied by a low-grade fever,
  doctors say it could possibly be a sinus
  infection. If your child has thick, yellow-green
  nasal drainage, post-nasal drip that sometimes
  leads to or exhibits as sore throats, coughs, bad
  breath, nausea and or vomiting, there's a better
  than average chance that they are suffering from
  a sinus infection. Colds and allergies can lead
  to swollen nasal passages that make more mucus
  along with the sinus tissues.

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• Drainage for the sinuses can get blocked, and
  mucus can become trapped in the sinuses. Viruses,
  bacteria and fungi can grow there and lead to
  sinusitis. While sinusitis itself is not
  contagious, colds often precede it. Colds as you
  know can spread easily, particularly among family
  and close friends. Effective in preventing the
  spread of germs is to teach your family the
  importance of frequent hand washing, particularly
  when they're sick. During the procedure, the
  surgeon makes the leg of the patient to move in
  different motions and using the smart instrument
  marks the anatomical landmarks of the hip. The
  navigation camera then traces the position and
  motion of the smart instrument and transmits the
  information to the computer.

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• The Navigation software in the computer uses this
  information to create the virtual 3D replica of
  the hip joint which helps the surgeon with the
  information comprising the measurements, angles
  and lines of the anatomy of the patient's hip and
  instantaneously exhibits the precise location of
  the implant and the smart instruments relative to
  the framework of the patient's body. Computer
  navigation is not meant to replace the dexterity
  of the surgeon, but it offers them complete
  perspective and insight of the distinct anatomy
  and kinematics of the patient's joint that
  facilitates the accurate placement of the hip
  implants, which is otherwise inaccessible with
  traditional and mechanical devices.

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• This new advance technology has proved efficient
  in improving the skills of the surgeon to make
  fine tuning and corrections within fraction of
  degree while fixing the artificial implants. The
  precise alignment of the new joint offers better
  stability and range of motion essential The Lean
  Belly Breakthrough Review for the successful hip
  replacement. Beside this, surgical navigation has
  armed the orthopaedic surgeons with the potential
  to rectify any misalignment during the surgery by
  providing the feedback while assessing for the
  joint's stability, range of motion, and leg
  length all in real time. In addition, this
  computer assisted hip replacement surgery offers
  the patient advantages that includes.
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