Titlebook: Climbing Medicine; A Practical Guide Volker Schöffl,Isabelle Schöffl,Thomas Hochholzer Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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ysical therapy and prevention as well as non-orthopedic cond.This book comprehensively discusses the medical aspects of sports climbing, a still young but emerging sport, which will be one of the disciplines at the Tokyo Olympics.  Its rapid development from niche to popular sport has been accompani

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Ulrike Trapp,Monika Neuhäuser-Bertholds and capsulitis (articular synovitis), local steroid injections are often necessary. Lumbrical muscle injuries can be treated conservatively. Epiphyseal fractures in the fingers of adolescent climbers can usually be treated conservatively, though in the case of delayed diagnosis with established nonunion, surgical treatment may be required.

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Rising Asia and American Hegemonytoms, and injuries due to a shoulder dislocation have increased recently. The basic pillars of diagnosis are thorough clinical investigation, sonography, and MRI. If surgical therapy is necessary, recent studies show very promising postoperative results, enabling climbers to regain their pre-injury climbing abilities.

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Hand and Fingerss and capsulitis (articular synovitis), local steroid injections are often necessary. Lumbrical muscle injuries can be treated conservatively. Epiphyseal fractures in the fingers of adolescent climbers can usually be treated conservatively, though in the case of delayed diagnosis with established nonunion, surgical treatment may be required.

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Shoulder Injuriestoms, and injuries due to a shoulder dislocation have increased recently. The basic pillars of diagnosis are thorough clinical investigation, sonography, and MRI. If surgical therapy is necessary, recent studies show very promising postoperative results, enabling climbers to regain their pre-injury climbing abilities.

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Imaging of Climbing Injuriesuring the patient’s movement. It is suited for the primary diagnosis of soft tissue injuries caused by climbing, such as the pulley rupture. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers better soft tissue contrast than any other cross-sectional imaging and is established for further diagnosis of numerous musculoskeletal issues in climbing.

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