operation - Page 3

Physiotherapy and treatment | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Physiotherapy and treatment In many cases of Osgood Schlatter’s disease, wearing a bandage is also considered a sensible therapy supplement. Contrary to frequent assumptions, the wearing comfort of bandages today is very high and hardly hinders patients in their movements. The additional stabilization relieves the knee and takes the pressure off the tendon so that … Physiotherapy and treatment | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Summary | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Summary There is a variety of exercises against Osgood Schlatter’s disease. Many of them can also be done at home on your own. In the early stages of the disease, the first line of exercises involves stretching the quadriceps femoris, our thigh extensor, and relaxing the muscle attachments through targeted stretching exercises (e.g. with Blackroll). … Summary | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Osgood Schlatter’s disease is an aseptic osteochondrosis of the tibial tuberosity. This means that there is a non-infectious inflammation at the cartilaginous protrusion of the tibia just below the knee joint with associated ossification disorders, and bone tissue can perish and detach. The disease mainly affects boys between 10 and 15 years of age. In … Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Stretching exercises | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Stretching exercises Stretching exercises are particularly important in Osgood Schlatter’s disease in order to reduce tension in the insertion tendon of the femoral quadriceps at the tibia. Some exercises such as quadriceps stretching in the standing, lateral and supine positions can easily be performed at home and have therefore already been described in the above … Stretching exercises | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Exercises with the Blackroll | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Exercises with the Blackroll The Blackroll is a fascial roll, it can be used for training at home as well as in therapy for Osgood Schlatter’s disease and is designed to loosen, stretch and mobilize the connective tissue around the muscles. This also promotes blood circulation. This can support the healing process. 1) Quadriceps stretching … Exercises with the Blackroll | Exercises for Osgood Schlatter’s disease

Training types in physiotherapy

A well-developed musculature secures and supports the joints and bones from external stresses. Mobility, coordination and functionality are also a decisive aspect in physiotherapy. There is a great variety of training methods in therapy to achieve these goals. However, since the body is very complex, a combination of several types of training is recommended. Pain … Training types in physiotherapy

Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

The position of the hip joint is important for the optimal distribution of force on the joint. This is to ensure that the joint is loaded as little as possible and that the person can move freely and painlessly. The position of the hip depends on the position of the head of the femur in … Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

Progression/Prediction | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

Progression/Prediction If the child is not treated for hip dysplasia, the course of the disease may become progressive and wear and tear and dislocation may follow. Early detection of hip dysplasia is just as important for the further course of the disease as timely treatment. By counteracting the course of the disease early on, the … Progression/Prediction | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

OP | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

OP The indication for a surgical intervention depends on the severity of the hip dysplasia and the pain of the child. The conservative approach to treatment is increasingly preferred and is the first to be exhausted. If there has already been severe wear and tear in the hip, a total endoprosthesis can be inserted into … OP | Symptoms of childhood hip dysplasia

Shoulder Impingement Exercise 2

“Side Lift – Starting Position” In hip-wide and slightly bent position, tense your abdomen and bend your forearm close to your body 90°. In both hands you hold a weight, which you can lift sideways up to 15 times in a row (1-5kg). “From the starting position, lift both forearms sideways to shoulder height with … Shoulder Impingement Exercise 2

Shoulder Impingement Exercise 4

“You attach a Theraband to a door handle/window handle and hold one end firmly in one hand. Its upper arm is fixed close to the upper body and bent 90° at the elbow. In the starting position the forearm is rotated outwards as far as possible. You are in hip-wide and slightly bent position. Belly, … Shoulder Impingement Exercise 4

Sucking Reflex: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases

The sucking reflex refers to an innate (in medicine, unconditional) reflex recorded in a wide range of mammals – humans being one of them. Normally, however, this reflex is unlearned during adolescence. In humans, this usually happens within the first year of life. What is the sucking reflex? When breastfeeding at the mother’s breast, the … Sucking Reflex: Function, Tasks, Role & Diseases