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Sporting activity makes an important contribution to the prevention and rehabilitation of orthopaedic diseases and functional disorders Many people want to be active in...

Imaging procedures such as ultrasound and X-ray are important and indispensable medical standards in both pain diagnostics and interventional pain therapy.The...

The term cervical syndrome or cervical spinal syndrome is a fairly general term for complaints that originate in the cervical spine (cervical spine) or affect the...

Any type of pain therapy can trigger desired effects such as the regaining of ideally pain-free movement function, but also undesired side effects such as a temporary...

Tennis- and golfer’s elbow About 100 years ago physicans diagnosed the tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) for the first time. Nowadays more than fifty percent of all...

For back and joint complaints, whether acute or chronic, medical training therapy in water (hydrotherapy) is, in my view, the most suitable. Here, crawl swimming (back...

One of the most common interventional therapeutic procedures on the spine is facet block (injection into the intervertebral joints of the cervical, thoracical and...

The term epidural infiltration describes the step-by-step injection of medication in the epidural space of the spinal cord, which is the space between the periosteum...

Injections in joints such as the shoulder, hip, knee (see illustration) and ankle joints, but also in tendons and muscles are common therapies in daily orthopaedic...

Distortions (sprains) often occur in the arms and legs during sporting activities, but also in everyday life. Most incidents do not result in serious structural damage,...