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RECOVERING FROM A COLLARBONE FRACTURE
A clavicle fracture is a common injury among youth and young adults, accounting for about 5% of all injuries. The collarbone is one of the main bones at the shoulder joint, located subcutaneously between the sternum and the shoulder girdle. More specifically, it connects the arm to the body and is responsible for supporting and giving stability and strength to the shoulder.
Most clavicle fractures most commonly occur as a result of trauma, such as falls, sports injuries or traffic accidents that put enough pressure on the bone to break it. Newborns can also suffer a broken collarbone at birth.
Although the collarbone lies above several important nerves and blood vessels, these vital structures are rarely affected when a fracture occurs. A collarbone fracture can be very painful and can make it difficult to move your arm.
If you suffer such an injury, it is imperative that you see a doctor.
Most clavicle fractures heal with localized application of ice to the affected area, orthotics, physiotherapy or physiotherapy. Medical advice is absolutely necessary to guide you.
CAUZE
Common causes of a clavicle fracture include:
Falls, especially falling on your shoulder or outstretched hand;
Injuries sustained as a result of sports activities, such as a direct blow to the shoulder on the field;
Trauma sustained in a car, motorcycle or bicycle accident;
Birth injury.
CAUZE
Signs of a clavicle fracture include:
Acute pain that occurs after a trauma to the collarbone and intensifies when you move your shoulder;
Stiffness and inability to move the limb due to pain;
Swelling in the shoulder area;
The appearance of bruising to the right of the bill;
A grinding or creaking sound when you try to move your shoulder;
Newborn babies often won’t move their arm for several days after a broken collarbone at birth.
TREATMENT
Most clavicle fractures heal without difficulty when under medical supervision. Otherwise, there is a risk of complications including nerve and blood vessel damage, delayed or poor healing, or even ostearthritis. Medical consultation and specialized guidance will ensure that you return to your original form. Our clinic has all the resources you need to recover quickly and effectively if you have suffered a collarbone fracture.
Our specialists have extensive medical expertise and experience in treating clavicle fractures. With the treatment techniques developed in our clinic, we have been able to find the most effective approach for our patients to have the best results. Recovery through physiotherapeutic treatment should begin immediately after removal of the orthosis, even while wearing it. In most cases, it is important to maintain freedom of movement to minimize shoulder stiffness. Physiotherapeutic exercises will help you regain muscle strength, mobility and flexibility to get back to as close to normal as possible, and our specialists will guide you step by step towards full recovery.
OUR EXPERTISE
We specialize in treating problems following fractures, with different education and approaches from Turkey, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland and the USA. We will diagnose problems in your body’s joints and soft tissues and carry out a comprehensive assessment and treatment plan for your particular problem.
We will also offer preventive advice for those prone to fractures. We have extensive clinical experience in fracture recovery, with numerous successful cases in treating clavicle fractures.
ALL PACKAGES FARA EXPIRY DATE
10 SEATS
ALL INCLUSIVE
PER SEAT
15 SEATS
ALL INCLUSIVE
PER SEAT
- Different procedures and therapies can be included in the physiotherapy session, as recommended by the specialist, without incurring separate charges.
- We will include a minimum of 4 procedures in your session. If more than one procedure is recommended, you will not be charged extra.
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