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This page introduces Orthopedics as a medical specialty focused on bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and human movement. It helps pre-university and early undergraduate students understand how orthopedic doctors think in terms of structure and function, using anatomy, physical examination, and imaging together to guide treatment. The content explains both injury care (such as fractures and sports injuries) and long-term conditions (such as arthritis and spinal degeneration), while showing how doctors decide between non-surgical and surgical options. Practical examples, daily work scenarios, and student-friendly guidance make the page especially useful for learners exploring medicine, sports injury care, rehabilitation, or surgical pathways.

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