Physical Remedies for Disabled Soldiers
Physical Remedies for Disabled Soldiers
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Sometimes it is best to pinch up the muscle between the electrodes. In cases where the response is very feeble, it is necessary for an assistant to hold the limb in such a position that the weakened muscles are fully relaxed during stimulation — i. E. , so that they can contract without pulling on their points of attachment.
The Relaxation Splint. — This is an indispensable adjunct to electrical treatment. A muscle which is chronically overstretched cannot recover: therefore a partially para- l...yzed limb should be placed on a splint designed to give rest to injured muscle groups. The principle is simple and immutable: nevertheless its practical application calls for much skill and judgment. In many instances more than one nerve has sustained injury, and conflicting claims must be nicely balanced. It is, for example, a little disappointing to a man, whose wrist has been kept rigidly dorsiflexed for several months because of a musculo-spiral injury, to find, when this nerve has at length recovered, and the splint is removed, that he must go through another long course of treatment before his power of flexion, previously but little impaired, can be regained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes it is best to pinch up the muscle between the electrodes. In cases where the response is very feeble, it is necessary for an assistant to hold the limb in such a position that the weakened muscles are fully relaxed during stimulation — i. E. , so that they can contract without pulling on their points of attachment.
The Relaxation Splint. — This is an indispensable adjunct to electrical treatment. A muscle which is chronically overstretched cannot recover: therefore a partially para- l...yzed limb should be placed on a splint designed to give rest to injured muscle groups. The principle is simple and immutable: nevertheless its practical application calls for much skill and judgment. In many instances more than one nerve has sustained injury, and conflicting claims must be nicely balanced. It is, for example, a little disappointing to a man, whose wrist has been kept rigidly dorsiflexed for several months because of a musculo-spiral injury, to find, when this nerve has at length recovered, and the splint is removed, that he must go through another long course of treatment before his power of flexion, previously but little impaired, can be regained.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Fortescue Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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