Absence Seizures: Signs, Causes & What to Do
Absence seizures are a form of epilepsy. They cause a short interruption in consciousness, usually lasting between 5 and 30 …
Orthopedic Surgeon · Canada Health Journal
Dr. Michael Ross is a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon at the University of Alberta Hospital, specializing in joint replacement and sports medicine. A Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada (FRCSC), he has over 18 years of surgical experience and has authored multiple textbook chapters on musculoskeletal health. Dr. Ross is passionate about patient education and evidence-based medicine.
Absence seizures are a form of epilepsy. They cause a short interruption in consciousness, usually lasting between 5 and 30 …
The word abrasion comes from the Latin word meaning “to scrape away.” In everyday health terms, it simply means the wearing away …
Ablepharon — also spelled ablepharia — comes from the Greek word meaning “without eyelids.” It describes the total or partial …
Abiotrophy describes a process where cells or tissues lose their ability to function and survive over time.
The nose sits right in the centre of the face, making it one of the first things people notice.
Prominent ears — sometimes called “stick-out ears” — sit farther from the head than usual. This happens because of a difference in …
A face transplant is one of the most complex and demanding surgeries in modern medicine. It replaces a severely damaged or …
Wound repair surgery is a branch of reconstructive medicine. It focuses on fixing damage caused by burns, accidents, infections, …
The female genitalia include two sets of labia. The labia majora are the outer folds. They contain fatty tissue and are covered in …
Reconstructive surgery uses surgical techniques to fix abnormal body structures. These abnormalities may come from trauma, cancer …