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Imaging of Climbing Injuriesal imaging are excellent for detecting bony changes, such as degeneration, fracture, or avulsion. However, they have limited soft tissue contrast and are associated with exposure of the patient to ionizing radiation. Sonography is widely applied, is easy to learn, and can be performed functionally d

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Hand and Fingers. Single flexor pulley ruptures receive conservative therapy, whereas multiple ruptures often require surgical reconstruction. In chronic tenosynovitis and capsulitis (articular synovitis), local steroid injections are often necessary. Lumbrical muscle injuries can be treated conservatively. Epiphys

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Foot and Ankleins, ankle fractures and talus, or calcaneus fractures. Parallel to the late boom in indoor bouldering, we are seeing an increase in incidence of such accidents, since many falls onto the feet occur in bouldering. Additionally, there are chronic injuries to the feet caused by the very tight-fitting

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Hip and Knee Injuriesly caused by acute injuries, especially around the knee joint, a variety of different pathologies must be considered and recognized. Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is a major cause of hip and groin pain in climbers and must be detected and treated early and sufficiently to avoid degenerative cha

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The Spinedied whether and to what extent sport climbers suffer more or less from back pain and back diseases than a comparable normal population or whether sport climbing even has a prophylactic value with regard to back diseases. There is a lack of comparative and reliable studies. Back problems are associa

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Long-Term Effects of Intensive Rock Climbing to the Hand and Fingersphy and broadened joint bases. Degenerative changes of the finger joints can be found in two-thirds of the cases. “Mini-osteophytes” and calcification of the joint capsule and collateral ligaments without major clinical relevance are frequent. Sometimes, however, dorsal or occasionally volar tractio

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