In order to explain where the pain in the upper arm comes from, one must look at the structures that are located in the upper arm. The upper arm bone is involved in two joints: the shoulder joint and the elbow joint. The associated muscles serve to mediate movements of the arm in these joints. … Pain at the front of the upper arm
Cause of pain bone Rarely is the bone the cause of the pain in the front upper arm. On the one hand, painful changes can be caused by bone fractures, on the other hand by bone loss Painful changes can be caused by bone fractures, on the one hand, and bone loss (osteoporosis), on the … Cause of pain bone | Pain at the front of the upper arm
The rotator cuff refers to a muscle group of the shoulder. It is of great importance for the mobility and stability of the shoulder joint. What is the rotator cuff? The rotator cuff is also known as the muscle-tendon cap. This refers to an important muscle group in the shoulder that includes a total of … Rotator Cuff: Structure, Function & Diseases
The subscapularis muscle (Latin for lower shoulder blade muscle) refers to a larger skeletal muscle of the shoulder. The inside of the scapula is completely covered by the subscapularis muscle. Its primary function is internal rotation of the os humeri (Latin for humerus). What is the subscapularis muscle? An important component of the ventral group … Musculus Subscapularis: Structure, Function & Diseases
Note You are in the sub-theme Physiotherapy of Impingement Syndrome. You will find the start page of this topic under Physiotherapy of impingement syndrome. You will find the medical-orthopedic part under our sub-topic Impingement Syndrome. Technique Muscle strengtheningMuscle building Shoulder joint instability is often caused by a combination of different factors. Since the shoulder joint … Exercises against shoulder joint instability caused by impingement syndrome
3. self-exercise muscle building for impingement Starting position: straddled stance with slightly bent knee joints, upright posture, a theraband hangs on a hook which is located diagonally above the head at a door (or a rope pull is used for the exercise) Exercise execution: the band is pulled next to the body with stretched arms … 3. self-exercise muscle building for impingement | Exercises against shoulder joint instability caused by impingement syndrome
Introduction The term impingement is the English translation for collision. This is exactly what happens in the impingement syndrome: Due to a lack of space in the joint, two bones (in principle possible at any point of the body, but typically in the impingement syndrome we are talking about the shoulder joint) permanently collide with … Causes of Impingement Syndrome
General information The human arm, also known as the free upper extremity, is the transformation or further development of the front limb into a gripping tool. However, it not only serves as a gripping tool, but also for balancing when walking upright. Function of the arm The upper extremity of the human body has the … The anatomy of the arm
Disease patterns of the arm There are various causes that can lead to a fallen asleep arm. These are usually harmless, but there are also serious illnesses that manifest themselves with such complaints. A fallen asleep arm leads to a tingling or numbness in the affected arm, which can be experienced as very unpleasant. Pain … Disease patterns of the arm | The anatomy of the arm
Kinesio-Tape on arm Kinesio-Tape is one of the alternative healing methods and is used for diseases of the arm, among other things. Kinesio-Tape is an elastic cotton tape with an acrylic adhesive layer which is applied to the skin. How to tape the arm properly depends on the injury. Kinesio-Tape is helpful, for example, in … Kinesio-Tape on arm | The anatomy of the arm
The medical term ossification refers to the growth of bone, also called bone formation. A synonym is ossification. It is the formation of bone tissue during the growth phase and in the callus (scar tissue to bridge the fracture gap) in secondary fracture healing in bone fractures. What is ossification? The medical term ossification refers … Ossification: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases
Distinction of sprain and fracture A sprain, also known as distortion, is a condition in which the affected joint is overstressed by external forces. The sprain is usually accompanied by pain and a slight swelling. There are no findings in the X-ray image. The sprain can be treated by local cold application (cool pack) or … Distinction of sprain and fracture | Fracture of the arm of a child
