What is cervical trauma?
cervical trauma is damage caused by the neck area of the neck or spine or to the cervix, which is a narrow area of the body such as the neck of the tooth or uterus. However, the term "cervical trauma" is most often concerned with neck and spine injuries. The cervical trauma related to the back and neck has a wide range of causes. The most common forms of trauma into the uterus cervix are trauma maintained during childbirth and trauma from sexual activities.
Human spine has 24 vertebrae, categorized in three sections. The cervical spine contains seven vertebrae and is a part of the spine that connects the skull base with a suitcase and shoulder or thoracic area. Good muscles and other soft tissue support and provide mobility and flexibility of this part of the body. Lifting or attempting to move objects too heavy or having an unpleasant shape can lead to immediate pain and discomfort. This often leads to limited and painful movement, usually due to muscle tension or ligament tension.
Incorrect movement and manipulation of any object, any size or weight may lead to a serious cervical trauma for a longer period of time. The muscles and discs of the cervical region maintain small increments for a long time, while the person has often noticed discomfort or inflexibility for many years. The pain and injury of the cervix due to trauma -related trauma is the greatest cause of absence related to health and nursing and nursing staff. In many cases, the absence period exceeds six months. These injuries come from employees who lift and support patients in incorrect, often due to lack of lifting equipment and mobility aids.
various cervical trauma-related injuries are seen in athletes. The most common sports cervical traumas are injury to the tension and sprain of the neck. Damage to cervical sprains is caused by ligament and capsular structures,that connect the joints from the neck and vertebrae. With the injury of cervical sprains, the pain is a very common symptom, with patients feel pain and discomfort in the back muscles.
Cervical trunks are muscle injuries. They occur when a muscle or muscle tendon is overloaded or stretched as a capacity. Minimizing the risk of injury to the tension and sprains, especially if it is related to physical activity, involves conditioning and preparation of the body with a heating routine before participating in intensive physical activity.
accidents, especially vehicle accidents, cause a state commonly known as Whiplash, a form of cervical trauma. Whiplash is an acute sprain of the neck. This includes a head -thrown head or in a violent way.
One of the most serious examples of cervical trauma is a fracture or a turning spine. Fractures or cervical spine breaks can lead to partial or overall paralysis or even death. A person with a neck injury should never move, except for trained professionalsíky, because the incorrectly moving person with the fracture of the cervical spine can worsen the injury. Cervical fractures are often caused by an act that forces or compresses the cervical spine into the shoulders. In addition to vehicle accidents, one of the most common causes of uterine fractures is the wrong technique of American football known as Spearing, which includes bending the player forward to use the upper part of the helmet to cross the opponent.