Denervation is the cutting of nerves or nerve tracts so that they do not transmit information to the brain and, conversely, the brain can no longer send information via the denervated nerve. In the majority of cases, the procedure is performed to eliminate unwanted, mostly chronic pain. Denervation can also be a therapeutic option for … Reservation
According to Wilhelm The denervation according to Wilhelm describes a surgical technique that is supposed to help people with tennis elbow to relieve their pain. With tennis elbow, the pain is mainly at the tendon attachment points of the elbow bone. By interrupting the transmission of stimuli from two pain-conducting nerves in this area, the … According to Wilhelm | Reservation
Patella The most common reason for chronic pain in the patella is again degenerative wear and tear due to overloading. Especially athletes who have to jump a lot during their sport (long jump, high jump, volleyball, basketball) suffer from this. In the long term, the pain can become so bad that a longer break is … Patella | Reservation
Introduction The labial frenulum is a structure consisting of connective tissue and covered with oral mucosa, which is stretched between the upper jaw and upper lip in the oral vestibule. A lip frenulum is also found between the lower jaw and lower lip. It is most likely to be assigned a stabilizing function. Frenulum of … Labial frenulum
Ignition If a labial frenulum is inflamed, this often first becomes noticeable in the form of pain, which can persist when speaking or eating, but also at rest. Furthermore, an inflamed labial frenulum can also be slightly reddened and swollen. The inflammation can affect different parts of the labial frenulum more, for example at the … Ignition | Labial frenulum
