Synonyms Osteochondrosis of the elbow joint Introduction The disease known as Panner’s disease is a bone necrosis that occurs in the area of the elbow joint. In most cases, the affected patients are children and adolescents. As a rule, children between the ages of 6 and 10 are mainly affected. In adults, bone necrosis known … Panner’s disease
What are the possible causes of Panner’s disease? The exact causes of Panner’s disease have not yet been conclusively clarified. It is certain, however, that restricted blood flow to the bony parts of the elbow joint is a decisive factor in the development of the disease. In addition, it is assumed that the repeated occurrence … What are the possible causes of Panner’s disease? | Panner’s disease
The cervical spine is the most mobile section of the spine. Whiplash, in which soft tissues of the cervical spine are damaged as a result of a rear-end collision, is the best-known impairment of this spinal segment. What is the cervical spine? Schematic anatomical representation of the spine and its structure. The cervical spine (CS) … Cervical Spine: Structure, Function & Diseases
Osteochondrosis is a degenerative change of the spine, i.e. a wear disease. In this case, poor posture leads to changes in the intervertebral disc cartilage as well as bony attachments to the vertebral bodies. The result is, among other things, back and neck pain, which occurs primarily at rest. But how does osteochondrosis develop? What … Osteochondrosis (Osteochondrosis)
Synonyms in a broader sense Spinal pain, back pain, low back pain, dorsalgia, lumbalgia, lumbago, lumboischialgia Spinal pain can have very different causes (please also see our topic: Causes of back pain). Of importance in the search for the right diagnosis are Age Gender Accident event Type and quality of pain (sharp, dull etc. ) … Pain in the spine
Where is your pain located? For the exact anatomical classification we refer to the Anatomy Dictionary on our pages: In the following, the typical diseases of the spine are shown which often lead to pain: Cervical spine Thoracic Spine Lumbar spine Pain of the vertebral joints Pain of the intervertebral disc Further pain of the … Where is your pain located? | Pain in the spine
Pain spine – neck Pain in the neck can have various causes. Often, a degenerative change in the area of the cervical spine is the cause of the pain in the neck. The pain may not only be limited to the neck, but also radiate into the arms. Frequently, the mobility of the neck is … Pain spine – neck | Pain in the spine
Pain spine – while lying down Patients suffering from frequently recurring or long-lasting pain in the spinal column should closely observe their own pain perception. For the treating physician, it is important in the course of the diagnosis to know whether the pain is motion-dependent, whether it is felt when standing, sitting or lying down. … Pain spine – while lying down | Pain in the spine
Causes Muscular causes: Pain in the shoulder blade often has purely muscular causes. In addition to tension of the trapezius muscle (Musculus trapezius), there may be hardening in the rhomboid muscles (Musculus rhomboideus minor and Musculus rhomboideus major). Typical of pain in the shoulder blade caused by tension in the rhomboid muscles is an increase … Causes | Pain in the spine
ISG Blocking Synonyms:ISG Arthropathy, Peripheral Articular Dysfunction of the ISG, ISG Overload, Sacroiliitis Location of the greatest pain: In the area of the upper inner part of one buttock half, clearly offset from the lumbar spine at the level of the sacrum. PathologyCause:Temporary, reversible “catching” of the ISG joint. Overload – false load reaction (joint … ISG Blocking | Pain in the spine
Osteochondrosis is a disease of the bones. Different types of the disease exist, in which, for example, the bones decompose or an unnaturally large cartilage layer is formed. Often wear and tear is the cause of the disease, which manifests itself through sometimes severe pain. What is osteochondrosis? The term osteochondrosis refers to a so-called … Osteochondrosis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
