radius fracture

Healing with perspective prognosis | Spoke fracture, radius fracture, wrist fracture

Healing with perspective prognosis The prognosis for healing depends crucially on the fracture shape of the radius fracture, the fracture care and the follow-up treatment (physiotherapy). Good results can only be expected if it is possible to adjust the fracture continuously and to create stable conditions in the fracture area. Otherwise, false joint formation (insufficient … Healing with perspective prognosis | Spoke fracture, radius fracture, wrist fracture

Surgical therapy | Therapy of a fracture of the spoke and wrist

Surgical therapy All unstable fractures and those with accompanying vascular and nerve injuries must be treated surgically. The same applies to fractures where no satisfactory fracture repair is possible. Before any operation, the patient must be informed about the type of procedure, alternatives, risks and chances of success and give his or her written consent. … Surgical therapy | Therapy of a fracture of the spoke and wrist

Therapy of a fracture of the spoke and wrist

Note You are here in the sub-theme Symptoms of spoke breakage. You can find general information on this topic under Spoke breakage or under Spoke breakage duration. Therapy of wrist fracture Fractures near the wristSpoke fractures can generally be treated conservatively or surgically. The decision is made on the basis of the X-ray image. In … Therapy of a fracture of the spoke and wrist

Conservative therapy | Therapy of a fracture of the spoke and wrist

Conservative therapy At the beginning of each therapy, the fracture is repositioned, followed by fracture stabilization. Simple, non-displaced (non-displaced) fractures do not need to be set up. This type of fracture can easily be treated in a plaster cast for 6 weeks. Most pediatric radius fractures fall under this category (approx. 3 weeks of plaster … Conservative therapy | Therapy of a fracture of the spoke and wrist

Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Definition Pain at the scar of the caesarean section is an unpleasant sensation in the area of the scar tissue after the surgical birth. As the skin, abdominal layers and the uterus are surgically opened and sutured again during a caesarean section, the pain is normal up to a certain duration and intensity, as the … Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Pain in the pregnancy scar after sports | Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Pain in the pregnancy scar after sports Sporting activity can cause pain, especially with fresh, not yet completely healed scars. For example, the caesarean scar can be irritated by friction of clothing and vibrations during running or the tension of the muscles during abdominal exercises and can therefore be painful. For this reason, care should … Pain in the pregnancy scar after sports | Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Associated symptoms | Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Associated symptoms In some cases, the caesarean scar may not only cause pain, but may also cause further discomfort and limitations. For example, connective tissue adhesions with lower tissue layers or excessive scar proliferation can lead to increased contraction of the skin and thus to impaired movement. Scars can also be “weather-sensitive”, i.e. they can … Associated symptoms | Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Duration of pain at the caesarean scar | Pain at the scar of the cesarean section

Duration of pain at the caesarean scar All articles in this series: Pain at the scar of the cesarean section Pain in the pregnancy scar after sports Associated symptoms Duration of pain at the caesarean scar

Colles Fracture: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Colles fracture is a radius fracture, also known as a spoke fracture. Many people reflexively try to break a fall by extending their hand. In the worst case, the radius breaks at the wrist. A distal radius fracture occurs, which is also the most common type of fracture of human bones. What is a Colles … Colles Fracture: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Prognosis | Scaphoid pain – What do I have?

Prognosis The prognosis for scaphoid pain is not consistent: If it is a fracture, the therapy is complicated and can take 2-3 months. Some scaphoid fractures never heal completely and remain permanent. Surgical treatment using screws and plates is promising, since long immobilization with accompanying muscle atrophy can be avoided. As with all bone fractures, … Prognosis | Scaphoid pain – What do I have?

Scaphoid pain – What do I have?

Introduction Pain in the wrist is common and can be the result of strain, or fractures. Often the palm of the hand, under which the so-called scaphoid bone or os scaphoideum is located, is the most painful. The scaphoid is one of 8 carpal bones that form the connection between ulna and radius and the … Scaphoid pain – What do I have?

Diagnosis | Scaphoid pain – What do I have?

Diagnosis Scaphoid pain due to scaphoid fractures is often not recognized because it is difficult to see on ordinary X-rays. For the reliable exclusion or diagnosis of a scaphoid fracture, CT sectional imaging is therefore used. The clinical signs are usually relatively difficult to interpret, since there is neither severe pain nor an obvious malposition. … Diagnosis | Scaphoid pain – What do I have?