TFCC Kev puas tsuaj thiab kev kho mob

TFCC kev puas tsuaj thiab kev kho mob.

The bones of the wrist joint can be roughly divided into the radius bone, which is the bone on the thumb side of the arm, the ulna bone, which is the bone on the finger side of the arm, and the carpal bone, which is the palm side. The radius and the carpal have a structure where the bones are firmly connected, but there is a gap between the bones of the ulna and the carpal, which makes the structure unstable as a joint. It is called triangular fibrocartilage complex or  TFCC, which can inhibit the instability of the ulna. The complex is a collective term for the ulnar palmar dorsal radial ligament, articular disc and collateral ligament, and has a hammock-like structure. When the force of the wrist joint is transmitted to the ulna, the TFCC can stabilize the force exerted on the wrist joint. When a TFCC is injured, a TFCC injury occurs when a linear force is applied to the palm and a torsional force is applied inward. The radius and ulna are usually the same length, but some people have a slightly longer ulna. Even a slight force may exert force on the TFCC and cause harm to such a person.

Yog tias pob qij txha pob txha yog tshwm sim los ntawm kev sib tsoo tsheb, ulna me ntsis deformed thiab lo rau lub ulna ntev, txawm tias tsis muaj cov tsos mob tshwm sim tom qab lub tsheb sib tsoo, koj yuav tsum tau xyuam xim rau cov tsos mob uas yuav tshwm sim nyob rau hauv rau lub hlis tom ntej. los yog ib xyoos. Cov tsos mob muaj xws li mob ntev ntawm tus ntiv tes me me ntawm lub dab teg, uas tuaj yeem ua rau hnyav dua los ntawm kev sib tw lub dab teg sab hauv. Piv txwv li, thaum tuav ib daim ntaub nrog ib txhais tes, twisting lub qhov rooj, los yog tuav lub lauj kaub kib, nws feem ntau ua rau mob. Tsis tas li ntawd, thaum qhov xwm txheej hnyav zuj zus tuaj, lub zog ntawm tes yuav tsis muaj zog.

Thaum muaj xwm txheej tshwm sim, tej zaum yuav tsis muaj mob ntau hauv lwm qhov ntawm lub cev. Tom qab ib hlis lossis ob zaug, tej zaum yuav tsis muaj mob, tab sis qee tus neeg tuaj yeem mus rau hauv tsev kho mob vim yog tendinitis. Feem ntau, yog tias koj mus rau hauv chav xwm txheej ceev tam sim ntawd tom qab muaj kev sib tsoo, yog tias koj tsis hnov ​​​​qhov pom tseeb ntawm pob txha, feem ntau koj yuav kuaj tau ib leeg los ntawm kev noj X-ray ntawm koj lub dab teg. Vim X-rays yuav tsis qhia ligament puas, ob peb tus neeg yuav raug kuaj tam sim ntawd tom qab tsheb sib tsoo. Yog li ntawd, yog tias cov tsos mob tshwm sim, thov mus rau tom tsev kho mob dua rau MRI. X-rays thiab CT scans yog qhov kev kuaj pob txha thiab tsis haum rau kev kuaj mob ligament lossis pob txha mos. Koj tuaj yeem ua qhov kev xeem arthrography. Muab tus neeg sawv cev sib piv rau hauv lub dab teg txhawm rau saib seb nws puas los ntawm kev sib koom tes thiab pom tias nws puas lawm. Ntawm qhov tod tes, kev kuaj ultrasound kuj yog ib qho kev kuaj pom zoo.

Usually, patients will be required to first take appropriate rest, use painkillers, tape, and external fixation devices for treatment. Most people's symptoms will be relieved after using the protective gear to fix. If the symptoms are not relieved after fixation, further examinations are required. If the pain does not disappear after 3 to 6 months or more using the above method, surgery should be considered.

We at Xiamen Ortosport International Trade Co., Ltd. produce and sell a variety of styles of dab teg braces, uas tuaj yeem pab koj daws kev raug mob ntawm tes hauv ntau qhov xwm txheej thiab siv rau kev kho tom qab phais.