Sprain (Distortion): Causes, Treatment

Distortion: Description A distortion (sprain) is an injury to the ligaments (ligaments) or the joint capsule. It is usually caused by twisting of the joint. The ligaments serve to stabilize the joints. They guide the movement and ensure that the joint moves only to a certain extent. The ligaments are made of elastic collagen fibers. … Sprain (Distortion): Causes, Treatment

HWS distortion – you need to know all that

Cervical spinal distortion is the result of whiplash injury. Synonyms for the symptomatology are whiplash syndrome. The consequences of this trauma are mostly harmless but painful soft tissue injuries such as pulled muscles. In severe cases, rare injuries of ligaments, intervertebral discs or bones may also occur. Causes Causes of cervical spine distortion are so-called … HWS distortion – you need to know all that

Exercises | HWS distortion – you need to know all that

Exercises Exercises should be performed when the physician has ruled out the possibility of injuries to the structures of the cervical spine. If no injuries are present, the following exercises can help to improve mobility and relieve pain: IMPORTANT for all following exercises: Approach your pain slowly and do not work too hard into the … Exercises | HWS distortion – you need to know all that

Duration | HWS distortion – you need to know all that

Duration The duration of the healing process varies greatly and depends on how severe the trauma was and on the psychosocial situation of the person concerned. A mild trauma, where the person can recover for a few days and does a self-exercise program, will not cause any further symptoms after about two weeks. If the … Duration | HWS distortion – you need to know all that

Prognosis | Ski thumb

Prognosis If the strap is adapted and stitched exactly or directly and consistently after the injury, the ski thumb has a good prognosis. During ligament plastic surgery, movement may be restricted or the instability may persist. All articles in this series: Ski thumb Clinical Classification Prognosis

Ski thumb

Definition The ski thumb is usually a painful ligament injury. This usually results in a complete tear of the collateral ligament (med. ligamentum ulnare or ulnarens collateral ligament) at the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb. The ligament can be torn at various points. There are three different medical localizations: Sometimes the ligament injury can be … Ski thumb

Wrist sprained

A sprain of the wrist, also known as a sprain in medical terminology, can quickly occur during a fall and often occurs in the context of sports injuries. If you fall, you instinctively try to support yourself on the ground with your hand spread. The impact does not always have to result in a direct … Wrist sprained