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Shoulder Injuries in Sports and Rehabilitation
Athletes from all sports and levels of competition frequently experience pain and dysfunction as a result of rotator cuff injuries. These injuries can also significantly affect an athlete's playing career and their capacity to compete in sports. An acute incident of trauma, such as a direct blow or falling on an extended arm, or chronic overuse and recurrent microtrauma can all cause rotator cuff problems in elite athletes. From rotator cuff contusions and tendinopathies to rotator cuff tears, injuries can manifest in a range of severity. In the near term, rotator cuff injury post-injury discomfort and inflammation can be managed with the prudent use of oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDS).
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Dr. Murtuza Sabuwala
Founder of Ultimate Performance, Sports Rehabilitation Centre.
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Sports activities play an important role in today’s society. However, as many people become involved in these activities, the number of sports-related injuries for football players also increases drastically. Sports injuries are common and can occur throughout our body to bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments and other structures.Minor sports Injuries can be treated at home with rest, ice, compression, elevation and OTC pain medications. But some major injuries require medical treatment,physical therapy and surgery. Our Speaker Dr Murtuza Sabuwala Founder of Ultimate Performance Rehabilitation gives an in-depth analysis on lower limb injury scenarios that he sees regularly in his Rehabilitation center.
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Sports injuries generally occur for two different reasons: trauma and overuse. Rehabilitation is the restoration of optimal form (anatomy) and function (physiology).Musculoskeletal injuries can have immediate and significant detrimental effects on function. When an individual experiences or is likely to experience limitations in everyday functioning due to aging or a health condition, including chronic diseases or disorders, injuries or traumas, a set of interventions is needed. "Rehabilitation enables individuals of all ages to maintain or return to their daily life activities, fulfill meaningful life roles and maximize their well-being"
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The majority of patients are eager to resume their regular functioning activities or their sport after suffering a sports injury. Regardless of the sport you play or your skill level, injuries are regrettably a given while participating in sports. An early return to sports is made possible by seeking aid quickly and developing a clear recovery plan.
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- 22nd-September-2022, TIME : 5PM-6PM
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Athletes from all sports and levels of competition frequently experience pain and dysfunction as a result of rotator cuff injuries. These injuries can also significantly affect an athlete's playing career and their capacity to compete in sports. An acute incident of trauma, such as a direct blow or falling on an extended arm, or chronic overuse and recurrent microtrauma can all cause rotator cuff problems in elite athletes. From rotator cuff contusions and tendinopathies to rotator cuff tears, injuries can manifest in a range of severity. In the near term, rotator cuff injury post-injury discomfort and inflammation can be managed with the prudent use of oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDS).
- 22nd-September-2022, TIME : 5PM-6PM
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Athletes from all sports and levels of competition frequently experience pain and dysfunction as a result of rotator cuff injuries. These injuries can also significantly affect an athlete's playing career and their capacity to compete in sports. An acute incident of trauma, such as a direct blow or falling on an extended arm, or chronic overuse and recurrent microtrauma can all cause rotator cuff problems in elite athletes. From rotator cuff contusions and tendinopathies to rotator cuff tears, injuries can manifest in a range of severity. In the near term, rotator cuff injury post-injury discomfort and inflammation can be managed with the prudent use of oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDS).
- 22nd-September-2022, TIME : 5PM-6PM
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Athletes from all sports and levels of competition frequently experience pain and dysfunction as a result of rotator cuff injuries. These injuries can also significantly affect an athlete's playing career and their capacity to compete in sports. An acute incident of trauma, such as a direct blow or falling on an extended arm, or chronic overuse and recurrent microtrauma can all cause rotator cuff problems in elite athletes. From rotator cuff contusions and tendinopathies to rotator cuff tears, injuries can manifest in a range of severity. In the near term, rotator cuff injury post-injury discomfort and inflammation can be managed with the prudent use of oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDS).