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Dr. Pablo Gelber
Trochlear dysplasia: diagnosis and treatment
Among the knee diseases that can go unnoticed and then negatively impact the joint is trochlear dysplasia. This is a condition that can cause significant knee instability and severe long-term discomfort. Therefore, a timely, correct diagnosis can completely change the outlook for this type of disease.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
Main symptoms of meniscus tear
A meniscal tear affects the cartilage that protects the knee, and symptoms may be sudden or slow, depending on the injury. However, in some cases, it can be mistaken for another type of knee injury or overlooked, affecting the severity of the injury in question. Therefore, it is critical to recognize the symptoms of meniscus tears and be on the lookout for them.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
Why does the knee swell after surgery?
Knee swelling is a common effect after knee joint surgery, and although it is often a cause for concern, in most cases it is a normal part of the recovery process.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
What to do if I had a knee infiltration and it hurts more?
In most cases, a knee infiltration is performed to relieve pain and inflammation in the area, but in some cases, you may experience increased pain after the injection.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
The best exercises for knee pain
Knee pain is a common problem that affects people of all ages. Whether it's due to injuries, joint wear and tear, or chronic conditions like arthritis, knee pain can limit mobility and affect quality of life.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
Why does my knee crack?
Hearing a cracking sound in your knee can be alarming, especially if you don't know what's causing it. This phenomenon, known as crepitation, is more common than you think and can have a variety of causes, some benign and others that require medical attention.

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Dr. Pablo Gelber
Chronic degenerative tendinopathy: causes
Chronic degenerative tendinopathy is one of the most common complaints related to persistent pain in the knee and other joints. Many patients come to the clinic after months, or even years, of discomfort that appears gradually and does not go away despite rest or specific treatments. Understanding why this type of injury occurs is essential to treating it correctly and preventing the problem from becoming even more chronic.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
Osteoporotic knee fractures: diagnosis and treatment
As we age and begin to suffer from various pathologies, the presence of these conditions may lead us to suffer from other diseases at the same time or increase the likelihood of suffering injuries more frequently. Therefore, patients suffering from osteoporosis are prone to osteoporotic knee fractures.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
How to relieve knee ligament pain?
Knee ligament pain is common in many people and mainly affects those who practice sports or make repetitive movements. Since, the main injuries can be caused by sports, falls or sudden movements.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
Is walking good for knee osteoarthritis?
Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common forms of joint wear and tear, which can cause pain, stiffness, and inflammation. One of the simplest and most accessible methods to manage the symptoms of osteoarthritis is walking.
Dr. Pablo Gelber
Why does my knee crack?
Hearing a cracking sound in your knee can be alarming, especially if you don't know what's causing it. This phenomenon, known as crepitation, is more common than you think and can have a variety of causes, some benign and others that require medical attention.