Welche Informationen sind zur Therapie der traumatischen Schulterverletzung im Eishockey notwendig?

Boenisch, U.; Lembcke, O.; Gröger, Andreas

doi:10.1055/s-2001-19278

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“…Sowohl die direkte als auch die indirekte Gewalteinwirkung auf das ACG, wie z.B. ein Sturz auf den extendierten Arm oder Ellenbogen können Luxationen im Schultereckgelenk verursachen [4,31]. Eine der hierbei oft auftretenden Verletzungsart ist die völlige Separation der Clavicula vom Acromion [24].…”

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Schultereckgelenkverletzung Typ III – eine Herausforderung auch für die Physiotherapie!

Rucker

Clijsen²,

Cabri

2011

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This file was dowloaded from the institutional repository Brage NIH -brage.bibsys.no/nih Bürgi, N., Clijsen, R., Taeymans, J., Cabri, J. (2010 [1,4,6,11,12,13,24,29,33,59,62,67]. Purpose of this literature research was to evaluate the anastasis of a type III injury after conservative versus operative treatment concerning strength, function and pain of the shoulder. The authors tried to prove the possible superiority of either operative or conservative treatment and determine the reasons for the remaining unclarity.Method: Relevant studies were collected by conducting a literature search using the online databases; the selection criteria were randomized trials, clinical trials, review articles, and meta-analyses. A total of ten papers published 1998-2009 were selected and compromised six reviews and four clinically controlled studies. The analysis and comparison followed the criteria of evidence based medicine. Results:The research showed no significant superiority of neither operative nor conservative treatment although the majority of the paper's authors seem to recommend conservative intervention [6,11,12,13,33,62]. Minimal differences in outcomes concerning strength, function and pain of the shoulder justify this decision. Several reasons such as the common risks of surgery, a bigger effort and explicitly higher costs only to name some seem to be unacceptable for the possible case of minimally better outcome.The analysis and interpretation of the given studies launched a discussion about the comparability of over 150 different surgical techniques, insufficiently defined approaches of conservative treatment, differences in gender concerning anastasis, validity of measuring equipment, long term and short term results of the particular method [6,11,12,13,24,29,33,47,59,62].Discussion: At the current state of knowledge there is no gold standard for the treatment of type III acromioclavicular dislocations. To reach a consensus on which intervention should initially be chosen medicine has to respect the factors mentioned above while creating new clinically controlled studies. Furthermore the lack of guidelines for a conservative approach constitutes a challenge for future findings regarding physical therapy. Schultereckgelenkverletzung Typ III -eine Herausforderung auch für die Physiotherapie!

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Schultereckgelenkverletzung Typ III – eine Herausforderung auch für die Physiotherapie!

Rucker

Clijsen²,

Cabri

2011

Sportverletz Sportschaden

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Musculoskeletal Injuries in Ice Hockey: A Review of Epidemiology, Risk Factors, Mechanisms, and Rehabilitation

Ribnikar,

Kozinc

2023

Crit Rev Phys Rehabil Med

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Hockey players must have good coordination skills, agility, and control of their body movements. The main movement pattern is the skating, which consists of a support and a swing phase. Those who skate effectively can reach speeds up to 48 km/h. Traumatic injuries predominate in hockey, with medial collateral ligament injury being the most common injury in both genders (44/1,000 h). Overuse injuries account for a smaller proportion of injuries, with the hip joint being the most affected area. One of the most important internal risk factors is a previous injury. External risk factors relate to the level of play, player position, and the characteristics of the game. Repetitive skating patterns can cause femoroacetabular impingement syndrome. Inadequate skating technique results in a knee valgus position, which can damage the medial collateral ligament. Rapid changes of direction cause an injury of the hip adductor muscles. Torsional forces in the ankle during skating can lead to high ankle fractures, and shear forces between the tendons and the stiff tongue of the skate can lead to tendon inflammation. Prevention activities should include strengthening of the hip, knee and shoulder girdle muscles, and sport-specific exercises early in the season. At the end of the article, rehabilitation strategies for specific injuries are also discussed.

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Welche Informationen sind zur Therapie der traumatischen Schulterverletzung im Eishockey notwendig?

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Schultereckgelenkverletzung Typ III – eine Herausforderung auch für die Physiotherapie!

Schultereckgelenkverletzung Typ III – eine Herausforderung auch für die Physiotherapie!

Musculoskeletal Injuries in Ice Hockey: A Review of Epidemiology, Risk Factors, Mechanisms, and Rehabilitation

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