Post by masders on Feb 15, 2024 10:12:44 GMT 1
Repetitive luxation of the shoulder joints is a common injury, it occurs as a result of trauma, usually anatomical deficit (lack of development or defect from repeated injuries) in certain structures of the shoulder joints. In most cases, it is about the anterior luxation of the shoulder joint. Dr. Borislav Iliev, orthopedic surgeon, says that an important part of making a diagnosis is the data provided by the injured patient. It is usually a matter of trauma (in most cases sports injuries) falls and very rarely injuries under normal circumstances cause displacement of the shoulder joints. Severe pain in the shoulder Although the injuries are frequent, the clinical picture is dramatic, the injured person complains of severe pain, the inability to perform any movement of the shoulder.
It is distinguished by the position of Ethiopia Email List the hand which the patient usually holds attached to the upper part of the body, as well as the visible presence of the deformity in the form of a scapula in the part of the displaced shoulder. How is it diagnosed? The diagnosis is established on the basis of data on how the injury occurred, clinical control, of course, as much as the patient allows due to the presence of pain, as well as by radiographic control, which is always done in two directions. treatment Repositioning the dislocated shoulder is important because of the risk of developing neurovascular injuries. It is usually performed under the influence of short-term anesthesia, after which immobilization (butterfly) is established.
As for the importance of quick repositioning and proper placement of immobilization, as well as the duration of holding, this fact is confirmed by the well-known Swedish orthopedist Hovelius, who has shown that proper placement of immobilization after repositioning a dislocated or dislocated shoulder without the presence of blood, and maintaining immobilization for 4 weeks in the absence of an anatomical defect in the shoulder, cures over 90% of cases. "Usually mistakes in treatment are made due to the incompetence of the doctor, or due to the lack of seriousness or the lack of cooperation of the patient with the doctor and the immobilization time is shortened by one to two weeks, a short period for the healing of soft tissues around the shoulder and therefore luxation or re-luxation appears again, re-dislocation of the shoulder which we usually treat operatively." - said Dr. Iliev.
It is distinguished by the position of Ethiopia Email List the hand which the patient usually holds attached to the upper part of the body, as well as the visible presence of the deformity in the form of a scapula in the part of the displaced shoulder. How is it diagnosed? The diagnosis is established on the basis of data on how the injury occurred, clinical control, of course, as much as the patient allows due to the presence of pain, as well as by radiographic control, which is always done in two directions. treatment Repositioning the dislocated shoulder is important because of the risk of developing neurovascular injuries. It is usually performed under the influence of short-term anesthesia, after which immobilization (butterfly) is established.
As for the importance of quick repositioning and proper placement of immobilization, as well as the duration of holding, this fact is confirmed by the well-known Swedish orthopedist Hovelius, who has shown that proper placement of immobilization after repositioning a dislocated or dislocated shoulder without the presence of blood, and maintaining immobilization for 4 weeks in the absence of an anatomical defect in the shoulder, cures over 90% of cases. "Usually mistakes in treatment are made due to the incompetence of the doctor, or due to the lack of seriousness or the lack of cooperation of the patient with the doctor and the immobilization time is shortened by one to two weeks, a short period for the healing of soft tissues around the shoulder and therefore luxation or re-luxation appears again, re-dislocation of the shoulder which we usually treat operatively." - said Dr. Iliev.