Absence of,without 

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Ten/o

tendin/o

tend/o

Named after Achilles a hero of Greek mythology

tendon that connects the calf muscles (gastrocnelmius and soleus ) to the heel bone (calelcaneus)x plays a critical role in walking running and jumping. 

Named after sir James paget, a British surgeon 

chronic bone disorder causing abnormal bone remodeling, leading to weakened, enlarged and deformed bones. Commonly affects the pelvis,skull,spine and legs. Early diagnosis is essential to prevent fractures and manage symptoms 

William Morrant Baker, a British surgeon 

A floor sack located behind the knee often resulting from joint Inflammation or conditions like arthritis a baker cyst is common and patience with osteoarthritis or knee injuries it can cause swelling discomfort and limited knee movement 

Named After: Wilhelm Heinrich Erb. A German neurologist 

condition caused by injury to the brachial plexus often during birth or trauma. It lads to weakness or paralysis in the shoulder and elbow muscles. Early diagnosis and intervention through physical therapy are essential for improving outcomes in affected individuals