Dislocations occur when bones in a joint move out of position, causing pain and potential complications. Treatment involves putting the joint back into place and immobilizing it. Physiotherapy can help strengthen ligaments to prevent future injury. People with connective tissue disorders are more prone to dislocations and should take precautions. A dislocation is a type […]
Glenohumeral dislocation is a painful separation of the bone and socket of the shoulder joint, often caused by a traumatic injury. Anterior dislocation is more common than posterior dislocation, and young people are at higher risk of further dislocations. Treatment involves immobilization and physical therapy to improve range of motion and strengthen muscles. Vigorous exercise […]
Cervical dislocation is the displacement of one or more cervical vertebrae, caused by blunt force trauma. It threatens the spinal cord and requires immediate medical attention. Men aged 15-24 experience the majority of severe cases, while falls and degenerative diseases are the leading cause in those aged 55+. Treatment options vary depending on the severity […]
Ankle dislocation is a painful injury that requires immediate medical attention. It usually occurs due to trauma and involves the displacement of one or more bones in the ankle joint. Treatment involves surgery and a recovery period of up to six months. Prevention methods include using ankle supports and warming up before physical activity. Complications […]
Clavicle dislocation, caused by impact, can result in pain and limited movement. Severity is classified into six types, with types four to six requiring surgery. Recovery time is at least eight weeks, with physical therapy included. Clavicle dislocation is dislocation of the clavicle bone, more commonly known as the clavicle. Dislocation can occur in several […]
Sternoclavicular dislocation is a rare shoulder injury caused by a hard blow to the shoulder. Symptoms include severe pain and shoulder deformity. Treatment may involve closed reduction or surgery. Posterior dislocations can be more dangerous as they can damage important structures below the breastbone. Sternoclavicular dislocation is a type of injury in which the clavicle, […]
