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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
Inflammatory bowel disease or IBD is an umbrella term for chronic inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.
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Scar fracture
A scar rupture, also called an incisional hernia, occurs when the peritoneum bulges on the exact spot of a previous scar in the abdominal wall. This can occur in different places depending on previous surgeries. Some scar fractures are small while others can be very large and contain a lot of abdominal contents.
condition
Fracture in the upper abdomen and umbilical hernia
A rupture of the upper abdomen (epigastric hernia) is a bulging of the peritoneum through an opening in the middle of the upper abdomen. This rupture often occurs spontaneously with no apparent cause. In an umbilical hernia, the peritoneum bulges through the umbilical opening. This is a common fracture that often causes few symptoms.
treatment
Arthroscopy (keyhole surgery)
Arthroscopy, or keyhole joint surgery, involves looking into a joint by making several small incisions. This is done with the help of a camera.
treatment
Neurological rehabilitation
After being diagnosed with a neurological condition, you may follow a multidisciplinary rehabilitation plan. Together with your caregivers, a customized plan is created. Your progress will be evaluated at set times.
treatment
Oncological rehabilitation
An oncology rehab can be followed if you experience discomfort during and after your cancer treatment. You may suffer from side effects such as reduction of muscle mass, increase in fat tissue, osteoporosis, fatigue and mood disorders.