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Six months post-op, the patient was still noting improvement and was so happy with the results. He has since undergone a rotator cuff repair on his contralateral shoulder. The patient has returned to the gym and is actively lifting weights ...
These injuries or disorders of the nervous system soft tissue are caused by: • Repetitive motions • Forceful exertion • Awkward positions • Applying force When these conditions are present pain will be felt in the hands, wrists, fingers, forearms, joints, or elbows, leading to any of the most common MSD’s: • Carpal tunnel syndrome • Tendinitis • ...
As I mentioned, I have a private home care practice and at the time that I borrowed the machine, I had one patient that was status post rotator cuff repair, one that was recovering from a surgical repair for a traumatically torn quad, and another patient with chronic back and neck issues. ...
Some are more widely recognized than others, like the more severe injuries that build up over time to tendons, ligaments, rotator cuffs and spinal disks. These can be the result of the ongoing hard physical labor. ...
Here are some of the common diagnoses: Muscles strains and tears Joint or tendon inflammation Pinched nerves Carpal tunnel syndrome Trigger finger Tendinitis Rotator cuff syndrome Herniated spinal disk Sciatica Low back pain Hand-arm vibration syndrome How to Protect Yourself To reduce your risk of incurring an ergonomic related injury, ...