vascular occlusion

Alternative treatment measures | Stroke: Can Physiotherapy Help?

Alternative treatment measures A stroke means serious changes for the affected person and his social environment. A multidisciplinary treatment is necessary. Therefore, most patients receive occupational therapy in parallel to physiotherapy. In this therapy, ADL (activities of daily life, such as washing, dressing) are trained, among other things, in order to enable the affected person … Alternative treatment measures | Stroke: Can Physiotherapy Help?

How long does the pain last? | Pain after knee TEP

How long does the pain last? The duration of the symptoms depends on the underlying cause. Usually the pain decreases after one week after the operation under pain medication and can easily persist for several weeks. However, if the pain remains constant, a doctor should always be consulted. In addition, complete loading of the knee … How long does the pain last? | Pain after knee TEP

Pain especially in kneecap | Pain after knee TEP

Pain especially in kneecap After the operation, there may be an effusion behind the kneecap. This effusion can then cause severe pain. Anti-inflammatory painkillers can be taken to combat the inflammation and effusion. If the kneecap (patella) is not replaced in the course of the operation, pain may persist due to unresolved osteoarthritis of the … Pain especially in kneecap | Pain after knee TEP

Pain after knee TEP

Definition TEP is the abbreviation for total endoprosthesis and describes a complete joint replacement. In the case of the knee this means that both the joint surface of the femur and the joint surface of the tibia, which among other things form the knee joint, are replaced by a prosthesis. A knee TEP is performed … Pain after knee TEP

Circulatory disorders of the hands

Definition Circulatory disorders of the hands and fingers are common. Many people know this; cold hands, pale skin, hands that have fallen asleep, painful tingling in the fingers. All these symptoms can indicate circulatory problems in the hands. The causes are manifold. Relatively well known is the Raynaud’s syndrome. But also arteriosclerosis, acute vascular occlusion … Circulatory disorders of the hands

Therapy for circulatory disorders of the hands | Circulatory disorders of the hands

Therapy for circulatory disorders of the hands Circulatory disorders of the hands can usually be treated quite well. It is crucial to determine the cause of the circulatory disorders and to treat them. In the case of Raynaud’s syndrome, for example, this means that triggering factors such as stress and cold should be avoided. This … Therapy for circulatory disorders of the hands | Circulatory disorders of the hands

Prognosis of circulatory disorders | Circulatory disorders of the hands

Prognosis of circulatory disorders The prognosis for circulatory disorders in the hands is usually good. However, it always depends on the cause of the circulatory problems. The prognosis for Raynaud’s syndrome is usually very good, since it is often very disturbing but nevertheless rather harmless. One should avoid the triggers. This usually already prevents the … Prognosis of circulatory disorders | Circulatory disorders of the hands

How is a circulatory disorder diagnosed? | Circulatory disorders of the hands

How is a circulatory disorder diagnosed? In order to diagnose a circulatory disorder of the hands, it is first of all important to take a medical history (anamnesis). Raynaud’s syndrome can usually be recognized by the typical description of the symptoms. On arteriosclerotic circulatory disorders indicate concomitant diseases, such as After the anamnesis follows the … How is a circulatory disorder diagnosed? | Circulatory disorders of the hands

Paradoxical embolism

Definition A paradoxical embolism has the same basic structure as a normal venous embolism with a special feature or deviation. An embolism is a sudden blockage of a blood vessel by a plug (embolus). This washed up in the bloodstream (via the venous blood). It usually originates from a leg vein. It is not soluble … Paradoxical embolism