Symptoms The symptoms of an itchy rash ultimately arise from the term itself. Only the severity of the itching and rash can vary greatly. In dermatology, rashes are distinguished according to various criteria. First, it is important where a rash occurs. Is it localized or does it occur all over the body (generalized)? At this … Symptoms | Itchy skin rash
Diagnosis The most important means of diagnosis is the assessment and questioning of the patient by the dermatologist. Often, the cause of an itchy rash can be determined by this alone, without the need for further measures. Depending on the clinical picture, however, further steps may follow. For example, if an allergic reaction is suspected, … Diagnosis | Itchy skin rash
Definition A puncture is a generic term for a variety of medical procedures. In most cases, a thin hollow needle or an appropriate instrument is used to puncture an organ, a body cavity or a blood vessel and either tissue or fluid is removed. A puncture can be used for diagnostic purposes, for example a … Puncture
How does the doctor prepare the puncture? Whether preparation is necessary prior to a puncture depends on the type of procedure. In general, a hygienic procedure is indicated to prevent infection. Therefore, the puncture area must be disinfected in advance. Depending on the destination of the puncture, special positioning may be necessary (e.g. sitting and … How does the doctor prepare the puncture? | Puncture
Risks of the procedure The general risks associated with any type of puncture include bleeding, infection and injury to organs, nerves or blood vessels. In addition, the puncture site can also cause severe pain. These risks vary depending on where the puncture is performed. In the case of a superficial puncture such as taking blood … Risks of the procedure | Puncture
Special punctures A puncture of the knee joint may be indicated for two different reasons. On the one hand, to drain a possible joint effusion and to examine it if necessary. Whether this is clear, purulent or rather bloody can provide important information about the cause and thus enable a targeted treatment. Pain can be … Special punctures | Puncture
Synonyms Runner’s knee, runner’s knee, ilio-tibial ligament syndrome, friction syndrome Definition A tractus syndrome is a pain syndrome, mainly caused by overstrain, which spreads mainly in the area of the outside of the knee and Pain and Can cause movement impairments. Causes In order to ensure the movement of the lower extremity, muscles and their … Tractus Syndrome
Diagnosis In most cases, the patient survey and physical examination are sufficient to diagnose a runner’s knee. If patients give the typical pain localization especially after running and sports, this is already an indication of a runner’s knee. During the physical examination, the physician has the patient lying down lift the leg. He himself feels … Diagnosis | Tractus Syndrome
Blackroll The Blackroll is a roll made of foam, which is used for self-massage. The principle behind it is to loosen muscle fasciae in the upper body and to prevent and treat tension, sore muscles, blockages and other orthopedic problems. It represents an alternative to professional physiotherapy and can be performed independently. First of all, … Blackroll | Tractus Syndrome
Summary Tractus syndrome is an overuse syndrome of the lower extremity, which is caused by increased friction of the muscle and tendon plate in the area of the knee leading to severe pain. In most cases, no imaging is necessary for diagnosis and a physical examination is sufficient. This pain syndrome is treated with In … Summary | Tractus Syndrome
Introduction In the taping procedure of a torn muscle fibre, an elastic kinesiotape is placed over the damaged muscle, fixed and left in this position for a few days or weeks. The taping method is a treatment method that has been used for several years in orthopedics and sports medicine to relieve muscle strain. The … Taping of torn muscle fibers
Instructions for Kinesiotape A few points should be observed to ensure successful use. First of all, the practitioner should sit or lie down in such a way that the patient can reach the corresponding muscle to be treated very well. Then the practitioner should have a very good theoretical understanding of the muscle’s course (anatomical … Instructions for Kinesiotape | Taping of torn muscle fibers
