Medialoksz
Medialoksz is a medical term used to describe a specific type of medial joint misalignment that occurs primarily in the ankle and knee joints. The condition is characterized by a subtle shift of the joint axis toward the midline of the body, leading to altered biomechanical forces across the affected joint surfaces. Individuals diagnosed with medialoksz may experience mild pain, reduced range of motion, or a sensation of instability during weight‐bearing activities, although many remain asymptomatic and are identified only through imaging studies.
The word medialoksz is derived from the clinical prefix "medial," referring to the midline of the body,
In practical terms, medialoksz is usually detected on weight‑bearing radiographs or magnetic resonance imaging, where the
Current research on medialoksz focuses on its potential as an early biomarker for osteoarthritis and the development