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    Do Not Give Up Your Favorite Sport Because Of Joint Sprain !
    Do Not Give Up Your Favorite Sport Because Of Joint Sprain !
    Do Not Give Up Your Favorite Sport Because Of Joint Sprain !
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    Do Not Give Up Your Favorite Sport Because Of Joint Sprain !

    By Constantin Panow

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    Joint sprain is a frequent traumatic event.
    Apart from ligament tear, sports activities endanger often articular integrity.
    - Mechanism being acute, but many times chronic, less well understood by professionals.
    Some conditions, with their implications are poorly known to public as well.
    This is the scope of my short text.
    Further, discussion and analysis of osteoarthritis physiopathology and etiology;
    - Not described as such in textbooks!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConstantin Panow
    Release dateOct 23, 2016
    ISBN9781370410590
    Do Not Give Up Your Favorite Sport Because Of Joint Sprain !
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    Constantin Panow

    Born 1955, in Sofia, Bulgaria.Swiss citizen since 1981.MD 1983.General practitioner FMH 1989.Radiologist FMH 1995.Neuroradiologist FMH 1998.Married, two grown-up children.Calisthenics enthusiast;Interested in natural healing potential of the human body;And new health projects.Retired 2020.

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      Do Not Give Up Your Favorite Sport Because Of Joint Sprain ! - Constantin Panow

      Do not give up your favorite sport because of joint sprain!

      Little known conditions about ligaments and articulations

      Constantin Panow

      Copyright 2013

      All rights reserved

      Employment is nature's physician and is essential to human happiness.

      Galen (AD 129- AD 216)

      Greek physician

      Contents

      Copyright

      Disclaimer

      Key words

      Recent history

      Personal experience

      Dr Charnley

      Evolution of traumatology

      Implications of injury

      Ultrasound

      Ultrasound and ligaments

      Wrist

      Physiopathology

      Bias

      Imaging of articulations

      Therapy

      Shoulder

      Hip joint

      Rib cartilage fractures

      Meniscus of knee

      Weightlifting

      Articular revolution

      Difference aerobics-anaerobics

      Muscles and joints

      Bias in strength training

      Iron fist

      Fist conditioning

      Boxing

      Kickboxing

      Osteoarthritis

      Raw meat

      Alternative explanations

      Website

      Disclaimer

      The author and publisher decline responsibility about any injury or deleterious effect that could result from misinterpretation or wrong understanding and application of this text.

      Consult with your physician before starting any training program!

      Key words

      Joint sprain, traumatic joint lesion, joint injury, torn ligament, healing joint injury, conservative therapy of joint sprain.

      Recent History

      Joint sprain is nothing else than rupture of ligaments.

      How many of them are injured, determines evolution of the lesion.

      Thirty years ago, it was usual to consider, that such injuries cannot heal without proper surgical intervention.

      Even nowadays, in some countries, many such lesions are treated surgically.

      They call it debridement, for instance, when obviously, the kind of traumatic flaw is not amenable to operative cure.

      Personal Experience

      In the late 70ties I remember my mother went skiing with my father.

      No previous conditioning was mandatory in that time, as it is still frequently today.

      My mother was working for a Swiss bank.

      Even nowadays, no one renders you attentive

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