Rehabilitation after injuries and fractures

The most dangerous condition, with life-threatening complications, is traumatic brain damage. Just a competent treatment and rehabilitation for bruising and concussion can avoid fatal consequences and restore impaired body functions. The most important activity at the Dr. Blum Physiotherapy and Biomechanics Center is the intensive patient’s recovery with post-traumatic deformities of the higher section central nervous system.

Traumatic brain injury is a complex of damage to the soft tissues of the head, bones of the skull, brain and its membranes. The injury cause is contact damage of different strength and orientation. Even a relatively mild concussion resulting from a head injury requires treatment and rehabilitation under the supervision of specialists. The damage level cannot be determined independently. It is dangerous to endure TBI on the legs - this can lead to irreversible consequences: irreparable memory loss, paralysis of the extremities, impaired functioning of internal organs.

Cervical spine injuries are considered one of the most dangerous types of damage. They can cause paralysis, and in some cases lead to death. Rehabilitation after a neck fracture takes at least 3-4 months, depending on the severity.

It’s hard to go in for sports and live a full life when the body isn’t all right. Pain imposes restrictions on the movement freedom, interferes with the usual load. The shoulder joint is one of the most vulnerable areas, and a person may simply not notice how he received the damage. Meanwhile, the correct treatment for shoulder injury should be prescribed immediately.

The hand is the most important part of the human body, an independent tool of labor, designed to perform the widest range of diverse physical work. And any, even minor, trauma violates its functional activity. The complex anatomical structure and increased requirements for precise coordination of movements are a good reason for compulsory rehabilitation after the hand injuries treatment.

Clavicle injury is one of the most common injuries, which ranges from 2.6% to 12% of the total number of fractures. It occurs due to a strong load on the clavicle, due to a blow to this area or a fall on an outstretched arm. The sternoclavicular joint, which provides lifting and rotation of the shoulder, and the acromioclavicular joint, which performs the supporting function, are especially at risk of damage.

According to statistics, injuries to the hands make up 34% of all types of skeleton fractures and 3% of all types of injuries. This is serious damage that leads to reduced ability to work and inevitable difficulties in everyday affairs.

If you do not provide timely assistance with a fracture of the hand bones and rehabilitation, the hand will lose its previous functionality. In some cases, complications arise: bone displacement, damage to nerve endings, edema and infection.

A fracture of the femoral neck is a serious damage to the main support of the hip joint. The narrowest part of the proximal femur injury is difficult to treat and can lead to impaired the limb and the entire musculoskeletal system function.

Legs - organs of support and movement, bearing maximum load. Due to the anatomical structure and the functions performed, they are at the greatest risk of injury. However, many of the injuries, in the absence of professional assistance, may leave a serious mark on later life.

Knee injuries are the most common damage, which account for about 40% of the injuries total number. This is due to the complex anatomical structure, biomechanics of movement and constant dynamic load.

The meniscus is a cartilaginous mass located in the joint cavity, in zone of junction of two bones. This is a kind of shock-absorbing pad, which helps to distribute the load evenly and reduces friction. Meniscus is located not only in the knee area. Is also located in the acromioclavicular, sternoclavicular, carpal, ankle and temporomandibular joints. However, the knee meniscus injuries are one of the most common types of sports injuries. The joint amortization suffers because of it, its protection, and, therefore, the entire motor process is hindered.

Reconstruction at the Dr. Blum Center in Spain is carried out under a medical rehabilitation program, which is based on an understanding of the injury mechanism, its biomechanics.

Dr. Blum's Physiotherapy and Biomechanics Center in Marbella has been successfully returning to the full life people who have suffered injuries of the musculoskeletal system for more than 30 years. One of the directions of the clinic's work is physical rehabilitation after a fracture of the foot bones. A multidisciplinary approach, the use of original authoring techniques and patented equipment can reduce the recovery period and reduce the likelihood of possible complications.

Recovery from spinal injuries requires a special approach. One mistake or excessive load - and the whole process will have to start over. You can recover with the help of surgeries or medicines, but we choose the natural mechanisms established by nature. The technique of Dr. Blum helps to launch at full capacity its own processes of self-purification, self-renewal and self-healing.

One of the most serious injuries is considered a compression fracture of the spine, after which rehabilitation is very long. In essence, this is an “explosion” with many destructions of various nature.

The vertebral bones consist of a body, two arcs and a root, which holds them together. During compression, the vertebrae are compressed, as a result, the vertebral body changes shape or crack.

For more than 30 years, Dr. Blum's Physiotherapy and Biomechanics Center has been providing comprehensive rehabilitation assistance to patients with an orthopedic and traumatological profile. Rehabilitation after breaks and sprains of ligaments and muscles by a unique author’s technique significantly improves the results of surgical correction and shortens the recovery period.