What is the back lesion?
In general, the rear lesion is some injuries, resulting in damage to the area located towards the back or caudal part of the body. Specifically, the term rear lesion is usually used to describe the injury of a particular part of the arm located towards the back of the body. This type of injury can cause signs of inflammation, including swelling, tenderness and pain when moving. Although the shoulder injury can lead to pain located exclusively in the back of the arm, due to the complex nature of the shoulder joint, the rear lesion is often the result of problems involving the tearing of the labrum causing the symptoms of the shoulder.
Labrum is part of the cartilage similar to a sleeve or fibrous tissue that corresponds to a joint in the shape of a shoulder -called glenoid. This extension of the shoulder joint fluctuates the humerus or bones of the upper arm and provides a safe connection of the upper arm to the trunk. This cloak gives ER's Bystability and at the same time allows the arm to move more ways than most other parts of the body. Labrum injury often includes both the front and back of this protective PPies, which is a condition called an excellent labral tear from the front to the rear (slap) tear.
Tear on the slap results from damage to the upper part of the cartilage. This affects the area where biceps or front arms muscles are connected to the arm complex. This injury often relates to the back or back and also causes shoulder pain.
usually the result of an injury caused by a shoulder with recurring directorial activities or falling with an arm in an outstretched position, the back lesion of the shoulder may lead to a reduction of the shoulder stability. It can also cause problems with moving or dysfunction and the effect of the "wheel" with attempts to move the shoulder. Aefect of the wheel wheel is a feeling of skipping or catching shoulders during movement, specifically movements over your head with this type of shoulder injury.
The treatment of the rear lesion to the shoulder depends on the severity of the damage. Actions and LEDs are marked for the first 24 to 48 hours after injury, with anti -inflammatory drugs for ZVLady of swelling and inflammatory side effects. Treatment of physical therapy involves the techniques of pain reception, followed by exercise and stretch routine, which help return without pain, unlimited shoulder movement. In severe cases, surgery is necessary to repair damaged cartilage and restore stability and arm movement.