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Bone splintering in case of capsule rupture at the ankle joint | Torn capsule at ankle joint

Bone splintering in case of capsule rupture at the ankle joint The diagnosis of a capsule tear at the ankle joint is in most cases based solely on a detailed anamnesis and physical examination. Severe swelling after an accident, which is accompanied by pain and restricted movement, indicates an injury to the ligaments and structures … Bone splintering in case of capsule rupture at the ankle joint | Torn capsule at ankle joint

Duration of healing | Torn capsule at ankle joint

Duration of healing The duration of the healing process can vary and is difficult to estimate. The extent of the injury can vary greatly and thus influence the symptoms, the therapy and the duration of healing. A rupture of the capsule can be a very protracted clinical picture, as the healing of the connective tissue … Duration of healing | Torn capsule at ankle joint

Discus triangularis

What is the discus triangularis? The discus triangularis is a cartilage disc embedded between the first row of carpal bones and the ulna and radius. It ensures that forces acting on the wrist can be better absorbed and also prevents the ulna, radius and carpal bones from rubbing directly against each other. Anatomy When viewed … Discus triangularis

Tear of the discus triangularis | Discus triangularis

Tear of the discus triangularis Tearing of the discus triangularis is usually the result of an accident involving the wrist. Another possibility is the degenerative alteration of the discus. In this case, excessive stress on the cartilage disc leads to weakness and consequently to tearing. The standard examination to find a diagnosis is either the … Tear of the discus triangularis | Discus triangularis

Overstretched thumb

When do we speak of an overstretched thumb? The thumb is the only finger that consists of only two phalanges. The basic joint of the thumb is particularly flexible for this. The individual thumb joints are stabilized by ligament structures. The ligaments are located on the inside and outside of the joints. Particularly as a … Overstretched thumb

Diagnosis | Overstretched thumb

Diagnosis The diagnosis of an overstretched thumb is first suspected on the basis of the so-called anamnesis. During this initial questioning of the affected person by the physician a trauma or accident should be recalled, otherwise the probability of an overstretched thumb is rather small. Afterwards the thumb should be examined, whereby a pressure and … Diagnosis | Overstretched thumb

Healing time | Overstretched thumb

Healing time The healing time of an overstretched thumb is usually several weeks. At first, the affected ligament should be spared. Depending on the severity of the injury, about two to six weeks should be planned for this. Afterwards, the thumb can be used functionally again. During this time, physiotherapy can improve the mobility and … Healing time | Overstretched thumb

Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Definition Lacrimal sac inflammation is the inflammation of the lacrimal sacs located at the inner corner of the eyelid. They are a part of the lacrimal duct. This type of inflammation can occur both acutely and chronically. Symptoms An overview of the symptoms of an inflammation of the lacrimal sacs, not all of which always … Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Therapy of an inflammation of the lacrimal sacs | Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Therapy of an inflammation of the lacrimal sacs The treatment of lacrimal sac inflammation depends on the underlying disease. If this is unclear, secretions and pus are removed from the lacrimal sac by applying light pressure to detect the pathogen. The ophthalmologist refers the patient to an X-ray and/or an ENT specialist to rule out … Therapy of an inflammation of the lacrimal sacs | Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Prognosis of untreated lacrimal sac inflammation | Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Prognosis of untreated lacrimal sac inflammation The bacteria that cause inflammation of the lacrimal sacs can also originate from neighbouring regions, such as the paranasal sinuses, or encapsulate themselves in the lacrimal sac to form an abscess that can then break through spontaneously (lacrimal fistula). If the infection spreads to the eyelids and cheek (dacryophlegmon), … Prognosis of untreated lacrimal sac inflammation | Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs during pregnancy | Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs during pregnancy If lacrimal sac inflammation occurs during pregnancy, an attempt should first be made to avert or contain the progression with simple home remedies or homeopathic remedies. Light massages of the lachrymal sac can help to eliminate the cause of the inflammation.Cooling pads of cucumber, washcloths or cold, wrung … Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs during pregnancy | Inflammation of the lacrimal sacs (dacrocystitis)

The removal of tear sacs

The removal of the tear sacs is a frequently aesthetically indicated measure to rejuvenate the appearance of the eyes and give them a fresher look and make the eye look larger. A plastic surgeon can make this possible through an operative procedure. There are also some non-invasive measures to reduce the size of the lacrimal … The removal of tear sacs