Pain especially in kneecap After the operation, there may be an effusion behind the kneecap. This effusion can then cause severe pain. Anti-inflammatory painkillers can be taken to combat the inflammation and effusion. If the kneecap (patella) is not replaced in the course of the operation, pain may persist due to unresolved osteoarthritis of the … Pain especially in kneecap | Pain after knee TEP
Pain after knee TEP change The pain after changing a knee TEP should develop similar to the pain that occurred after the first knee joint replacement. Thus, the pain should have disappeared after a few weeks even after the knee TEP change. All articles in this series: Pain after knee TEP Associated symptoms How long … Pain after knee TEP change | Pain after knee TEP
Definition TEP is the abbreviation for total endoprosthesis and describes a complete joint replacement. In the case of the knee this means that both the joint surface of the femur and the joint surface of the tibia, which among other things form the knee joint, are replaced by a prosthesis. A knee TEP is performed … Pain after knee TEP
Associated symptoms Pain and swelling after knee joint surgery is not uncommon and can occur even in a normal course. However, suddenly occurring swelling, redness or warming of the knee joint should be seen as a warning sign. Caution is also required if wound secretion suddenly emerges in the area of the operation. If a … Associated symptoms | Pain after knee TEP
Synonyms in a broader sense chemical destruction of the joint mucosa (synovitis) Introduction Chronic polyarthritis (rheumatism) is a chronic inflammatory joint disease that requires interdisciplinary treatment. The first point of contact is the rheumatology specialist orthopaedist and internist. Rheumatic treatment consists of medication, physiotherapy, ergotherapy, physical therapy and, if necessary, surgery. While the classical medicines … Chemosynoviorthesis
Contraindication Pregnant women and patients with existing liver and/or kidney disease are excluded from treatment by chemical synoviorthesis. Aftercare The treated joint should be protected for a period of 48 hours. For joints of the lower extremity, this means relief of the leg and mobilisation of the patient on two forearm crutches or in a … Contraindication | Chemosynoviorthesis
Springer’s knee, patellar apex syndrome, patellar apicitis, tendinitis patellae, tendinosis patellae, enthesiopathy of the patellar tendon Definition It is a chronic, painful, degenerative overload disease of the patella extensor apparatus at the bone-tendon junction of the patella tip. Classification In everyday clinical practice, there is usually no classification of patellar tip syndrome. The most frequently … Patellar Tip Syndrome
Pathology The structural damage in a jumper knee affects the tendon-bone transition of the patellar tendon (patella) at the tip of the patella. Microscopic examinations have revealed significant degenerative (wear-related) changes in the tendon tissue, whereas inflammatory cells were missing. This is therefore a degenerative (wear-related), not an inflammatory disease. This topic might also be … Pathology | Patellar Tip Syndrome
Therapy for Patellar Tip Syndrome For some years now, taping has been increasingly used in various fields of medicine. Especially in sports medicine and physiotherapy, the technique enjoys increasing popularity and is used in the prophylaxis and treatment of various diseases. Depending on the technique used and the tape itself (the color of the tape … Therapy for Patellar Tip Syndrome | Patellar Tip Syndrome
Healing of a patellar tip syndrome Since Patellar Tip Syndrome is a disorder that occurs due to, among other things, excessive or prolonged exposure, the cure depends on a single effective therapy to cure Patellar Tip Syndrome does not exist. The therapy consists of different components, which are Consistent therapy and often also an initial … Healing of a patellar tip syndrome | Patellar Tip Syndrome
Complications Complications of patellar tip syndromeSpringer’s kneeJumpers knee include a rupture of the patellar tendon in advanced degeneration or after faulty cortisone infiltration therapy. The same complication possibilities apply to surgical therapy as to most surgical procedures: Infection, wound healing disorder Nerve injuries ThrombosisPulmonary Embolism RecurrenceRemaining complaints Tendon injury (risk of tearing) All articles in … Complications | Patellar Tip Syndrome
An artificial shoulder joint is called a shoulder prosthesis. It is used to replace worn or injured joint surfaces of the shoulder. What is a shoulder replacement? A shoulder prosthesis is used primarily in cases of osteoarthritis of the shoulder joint. A shoulder prosthesis is a joint replacement for the shoulder. It is used as … Shoulder Prosthesis: Applications & Health Benefits
