HOW TO AVOID SKI INJURIES (Part I)
The
ski season begins now. Snow sports give us the satisfaction of being able to
move in an environment that is not the usual, leading us to a different
lifestyle and way of life for many of us. But an untimely injury can lead to
abrupt and unexpected end of the season.
Let's
review the most common injuries and how we can avoid them.
The
main ones are the knee, is our particular Achilles heel in snow sports. Aside
from configuring one of the most difficult lesions to diagnose and treat (along
with the glen humeral joint of the shoulder) due to the inclusion of necessary
tests that require the use of specific devices such as nuclear magnetic
resonance, x-ray to determine the bone state, Or even computed tomography that
make the diagnosis much more expensive, its solution often goes through the
operating room. The most common within this type are:
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Meniscal injuries:
Perhaps the most common and if there is no associated structural component
more, those who will have a more favorable positive evolution forecast.
Although they are more common in soccer practice, in skiing the wedge component
by the braking position and the falls, they can produce a shearing mechanism
that causes the lower tibial part to remain fixed while the humeral part
rotates. This counteracted movement factor leads to tearing or even breakage of
the meniscus horns. Arthroscopy will be the technique chosen for its surgical
solution, obtaining very good results in terms of recovery and functionality.