肩関節脱臼の整復　整復時は絶対に痛くさせない事！！　完全ノーカット　dislocation Reduction

A 17-year-old male came to our clinic with a dislocated left shoulder after being thrown during judo practice and thrusting his left hand. After checking for vascular injury and neurological symptoms, we examined for fractures, dislocations, sprains, or other combined injuries. After confirming the dislocation alone, we proceeded to reduction. This patient had dislocated his shoulder four months earlier and had experienced pain from a rough reduction, so he was afraid and unable to relax his muscles. His strong muscles made reduction extremely difficult. It took a while, but the reduction was painless from start to finish and very gentle. This minimizes joint destruction and soft tissue damage during shoulder reduction and greatly reduces the chance of re-dislocation later. I have also performed Kocher and Hippocrates reductions, and I feel that this is something that should never be done. Moving the painful arm during reduction causes pain. This inevitably puts strain on the patient, and the reduction ends up being forced. This can cause significant damage to the joint. If there is no bed available, such as at a sports venue, you can have the patient sit sideways in a chair with a backrest and apply traction by placing the patient's sides against the backrest. We encourage you to master this reduction method. We hold seminars on this treatment method for therapists, athletes, and students. Please feel free to contact us! [Kobayashi Osteopathic Clinic] [Gorilla Osteopathic Clinic] [Giraffe Osteopathic Clinic] [Lion Osteopathic Clinic] [Elephant Osteopathic Clinic] [Panda Acupuncture and Osteopathic Clinic] [Shirokuma Acupuncture and Osteopathic Clinic] 7 branches in Kyoto City [Main Clinic] 8-4-2 Tanaka Kamifurukawacho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto TEL: 075-712-8118 Treatment Hours: Weekdays: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 　　　　　　　　　　　　4:00 PM - 8:00 PM http://kobayashi-oc.jp Judo Therapist Chihiro Kobayashi