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Ausgewählte akute Finger-, Mittelhand- und Handgelenkverletzungen im Profisport

Selected acute finger, metacarpal, and wrist injuries in professional sports

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Handverletzungen können den Teil- bzw. Komplettausfall eines Sportlers bedeuten. Die sichere Rückkehr nach diesen Verletzungen ist ein wesentlicher Bestandteil der Therapieplanung und Nachbehandlung. Nachfolgend beschäftigen wir uns mit einigen ausgewählten Verletzungen der Hand im Profisport und gehen auf die Rehabilitation und sichere Wiederaufnahme der sportlichen Aktivität ein.

Abstract

Injuries of the hand and wrist can lead to partial or complete inability of an athlete to compete. In the interest of the athlete and the whole team, the safe return of these athletes to competitive sports after these injuries requires a interdisciplinary team and a treatment plan based on each patient’s situation. We report on typical hand injuries in sports and focus on the athlete’s safe return to competition.

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    Philipp Honigmann

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    Philipp Honigmann,  Martin Haug,  Daniel Felix Kalbermatten &  Dirk Johannes Schaefer

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Honigmann, P., Eisenschenk, A., Haug, M. et al. Ausgewählte akute Finger-, Mittelhand- und Handgelenkverletzungen im Profisport. Obere Extremität 11, 101–111 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11678-015-0345-x

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