of two bodies of work(passive) is composeddis)location
by a force applied to the posterolateral aspect of the shoulder(passive) caused bySCJ dislocation
using our own field recordings , made in a variety of natural , industrial and domestic environments(passive) was composeddis]location
often(passive) is ... causedDislocation / subluxation
stresses forceful enough to overcome the resistance of the ligaments , muscles , and capsule that hold the joint in place(passive) are caused byDislocation Dislocations
poorly formed leg bones which allow the kneecap to move or pop out of its normal position(passive) is usually caused byKneecap dislocation
poorly formed leg bones which secondarily , allows the kneecap to move or " pop " out of its normal position(passive) is usually caused byKneecap ( dislocation
poorly formed leg bones which secondarily , allow the kneecap to move or " pop " out of its normal position(passive) is usually caused byKneecap ( Dislocation
by a congenital or other bone deformity(passive) caused byRepeated dislocation
a congenital or other bone deformity(passive) caused byRepeated dislocation
fall on the outstretched hand(passive) is caused bydislocation? Lunate dislocation
a direct trauma or blow to the kneecap(passive) can be caused byDislocation
a heavy blow or an injury to the ligaments(passive) is usually caused byDislocation
by strong often sudden force to the joint(passive) is caused byA dislocation
If this problem becomes severe , the shoulder can slip out of the socketcausingdislocation
Any sudden impact to the hip bonecan causea dislocation
Any kind of trauma such as a fall , a blow , or straincan causea dislocation
Shoulder instability ... an injury ... as well as continued overuse of the shoulder jointcauseda dislocation
A mild impact can result in the shoulder " ball " to pop out of the " socketcausinga dislocation
by a blow , fall or other trauma(passive) is ... caused byDislocation
A sudden blow while playing sports or a fall ... enoughto causea dislocation
a fall or a sudden impact(passive) is caused byDislocation
A hard blow to a joint , a fall , a forceful throwing , lifting or hittingmay causedislocation
a direct blow to the knee(passive) can be caused byDislocation
direct blow to the knee(passive) can be caused byDislocation
when the head of the humerus slips out of the shoulder socketcausinga dislocation
An impact ... will very likely ... other areas of your shouldercan causea dislocation
A forceful blow to your arm ( like those experienced in car accidentscan causedislocation
Any hard blow to your shouldercan causedislocation
poorly formed leg bones which secondarily , allows the kneecap to move or " pop " out of its normal position(passive) is usually caused bydislocation)
Dislocation : Damaged ball and socket implantscausingdislocation
For example , the ligaments holding your shoulder bones together can tearcausinga dislocation
When extreme force is put on a ligament , the ends of two connected bones can separatecausinga dislocation
to anotherleadsto another
to future dislocationscan leadto future dislocations
in limping or knee / hip painresultsin limping or knee / hip pain
to recurrent dislocation of the shoulder and shoulder instabilitycan leadto recurrent dislocation of the shoulder and shoulder instability
shoulder paincausingshoulder pain
spinal cord injurycausingspinal cord injury
to other complications such as retinal detachment , bleeding , intraocular inflammation , macular edema , glaucoma , and corneal edemacan also leadto other complications such as retinal detachment , bleeding , intraocular inflammation , macular edema , glaucoma , and corneal edema
in sudden severe vision lossresultsin sudden severe vision loss
to wear and mechanical damage of the acetabular rimcan leadto wear and mechanical damage of the acetabular rim
injurycausesinjury
pain and unsteadiness in the shoulder , as well as swelling , numbness , weakness and bruisingcausespain and unsteadiness in the shoulder , as well as swelling , numbness , weakness and bruising
from traumamay resultfrom trauma
damage to the bones and ligaments in the jointcausesdamage to the bones and ligaments in the joint
damage to the bones and to the ligaments of the jointcan causedamage to the bones and to the ligaments of the joint
a wide variety of injuries to the shoulder joint including fracture , nerve damage , cartilage and tendon damagecan causea wide variety of injuries to the shoulder joint including fracture , nerve damage , cartilage and tendon damage
visible elbow deformity , swelling , and bruising around the jointcausesvisible elbow deformity , swelling , and bruising around the joint
severe pain ... deformity in the glenohumeral joint , and an inability to rotate the arm because the humerus is locked out of placecausessevere pain ... deformity in the glenohumeral joint , and an inability to rotate the arm because the humerus is locked out of place
damage to the bones in the jointcausesdamage to the bones in the joint
pain and unsteadiness in the shouldercausespain and unsteadiness in the shoulder
in further instability of the shoulder joint , which may present as subtle joint looseness , or recurrent dislocationmay resultin further instability of the shoulder joint , which may present as subtle joint looseness , or recurrent dislocation
the ligaments in the shoulder to be stretched or torncausesthe ligaments in the shoulder to be stretched or torn
damage to the bones and ligamentscausesdamage to the bones and ligaments
some bone damagehas causedsome bone damage
damage to the surrounding ligaments ... ligaments hold bone to bone ... which are stretched and remain damaged even after the dislocation is reduced ( put back in placecausesdamage to the surrounding ligaments ... ligaments hold bone to bone ... which are stretched and remain damaged even after the dislocation is reduced ( put back in place
pain and/or a feeling of pressure over the jointalso causespain and/or a feeling of pressure over the joint
swelling , inability to move your arm , and bruisingmay ... causeswelling , inability to move your arm , and bruising
in a torn ligament or tendon or damaged nervesmay also resultin a torn ligament or tendon or damaged nerves
intense pain in the area of the injurywill causeintense pain in the area of the injury
a combination of pain , instability , and reduced mobilitycausesa combination of pain , instability , and reduced mobility
damage to the soft tissues that support the joint , which may include tearing or straining the ligaments and tendonscan also causedamage to the soft tissues that support the joint , which may include tearing or straining the ligaments and tendons
nerve pressure around the joint such as axillary nerveoften causenerve pressure around the joint such as axillary nerve
the ligaments that join the humerus to the glenoid to tear away from their base on the humerusmay causethe ligaments that join the humerus to the glenoid to tear away from their base on the humerus
severe pain that gets worse with any arm movementscausessevere pain that gets worse with any arm movements
damage to the structures that support your kneecan causedamage to the structures that support your knee
a rotator cuff injurycan causea rotator cuff injury
in a tear of the labrumcan resultin a tear of the labrum