Pain The pain of a fracture of the radial head can be very severe. Particularly in the area of the radial head, pronounced pain under pressure can quickly indicate the fracture. Rotation of the forearm can also increase the pain significantly. Depending on the type of fracture and if other tissues and bones are involved, … Pain | Physiotherapy for a fracture of the radial head
A radial head fracture is a relatively rare fracture – accounting for about 3 percent of all fractures. The fracture occurs primarily because of a fall that occurs on the outstretched arm. In addition to common fractures, there are also complex fractures that sometimes provide concomitant injuries. What is a radial head fracture? Radial head … Radial Head Fracture: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The ulna (Latin ulna) is a bone of the forearm that runs parallel to the radius. Its body is diamond-shaped and consists of two end pieces, with the more rigid end piece forming much of the elbow joint and the smaller one connected to the wrist. What characterizes the ulna? Overall, the forearm consists of … Elle: Structure, Function & Diseases
In physiotherapy/physiotherapy, the first step is to determine the cause of the development of tennis elbow. Movement patterns are controlled and possible causal activities and strains are identified. By means of various provocation tests it is examined which of the above mentioned types is present, i.e. which muscle is affected where. Posture and cervical spine, … Physiotherapy for tennis elbow
Further physiotherapeutic measures Other treatment options in physiotherapy to support tennis elbow in its regeneration are Electrotherapy Ultrasound therapy Tape recorders Manual therapy Strengthening Electrotherapy has various effects in the body. By attaching electrodes to the skin, a current flow is created through the body, or the section between the systems. By setting different current … Further physiotherapeutic measures | Physiotherapy for tennis elbow
Treatment of a tennis elbow with a Blackroll In addition to stretching/stretching exercises, there is another method by which the patient himself can loosen his muscles and thus counteract the overloading: the so-called fascial roller, or blackroll. For larger muscles or muscle groups there is a rather large roller, but a smaller version was developed … Treatment of a tennis elbow with a Blackroll | Physiotherapy for tennis elbow
Tennis elbow – What is it anyway? Tennis elbow is a relatively common symptom of overstrain on the forearm, which occurs not only in tennis players. Constant pain can restrict everyday activities. However, the prognosis is good, because complete regeneration can be achieved with the help of conservative physiotherapy/physiotherapy, stretching exercises/exercises and rest. An operation … Tennis elbow – What is it anyway? | Physiotherapy for tennis elbow
Prognosis The prognosis for tennis elbow is basically good, as it is a temporary overload which normally disappears after regeneration. However, the cause has to be filtered out in order to avoid exposing the affected area to constant overloading. If the inflammation becomes chronic or the problem reoccurs repeatedly, surgery may be necessary – although … Prognosis | Physiotherapy for tennis elbow
If you perform certain movements under heavy load, the tendon may be irritated. It and the tendon sheath can become inflamed. This can lead to restricted movement, swelling and pain. Constant, subliminal overloading can also lead to chronic tendovaginitis, such as tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow. Physiotherapy for tendinitis In order to relieve the tendon … Physiotherapy for tendinitis
Summary Physiotherapy for tendinitis depends on the stage of the disease (acute or chronic). In both cases, the aim is to restore the mobility of the joint and the resilience of the tendon. Soft tissue techniques as well as active and passive stretching techniques can be used for this purpose. Eccentric training and stretching is … Summary | Physiotherapy for tendinitis
Marfan syndrome is an inherited disease of the connective tissue. Left undiagnosed, Marfan syndrome can cause sudden death and the number of undiagnosed cases is still estimated to be high. The genetic disease is considered incurable, and treatment options are also very limited, always aiming to improve the quality of life of those affected. What … Marfan Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The Loge-de-Guyon syndrome is one of the nerve congestion/compression syndromes. In this syndrome, the ulnar nerve (“ulnar nerve”) is constricted in the constricted area of the wrist named after a Parisian doctor. The ulnar nerve is one of the three main branches of the brachial plexus, a nerve plexus that supplies the upper extremity. It … Lodge de Guyon syndrome
