Definition In most cases a capsule rupture is caused by traumatic external force. It is often a case of rapid and severe overstretching of the joint, which the capsule cannot withstand. The capsule can also rupture in the context of a fracture near the joint. The rupture of the joint capsule can in turn lead … Torn capsule at the toe
Diagnosis The diagnosis is often only made clinically. This means that the questioning of the cause of the injury and the symptoms as well as the physical examination are sufficient to make a diagnosis of capsule rupture. If the pain is unusually severe, the healing time is particularly long or instabilities can be found in … Diagnosis | Torn capsule at the toe
Duration of healing The duration of healing can vary greatly in the case of a ruptured capsule. The extent of the injury and the subsequent swelling, pain and treatment have a significant influence on the duration of healing. Slight ruptures of the capsule can often heal and be painless within a few days to weeks. … Duration of healing | Torn capsule at the toe
