EP 12: AC-leddsplager

Vi har diskutert muskelskjelettsfagets uspesifikke problemstillinger i gjentatte episoder. I denne episoden tar vi en etterlengtet kikk på én av skulderens spesifikke problemstillinger: nemlig AC-leddsplager.

Vi snakker både om traumatiske AC-leddsskader etter for eksempel fall eller taklinger på idrettsbanen, men også de vanligere belastningsrelaterte plagene som kan komme av over- eller feilbelastning. Vi diskuterer også AC-leddsartrose.

BLOGG:
På JevneHelse ble det nylig publisert en omfattende artikkel om traumatiske AC-leddsskader. Les denne her.

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MUSIKK: Joseph McDade-Mirrors