Physiotherapist
BSc (Physiotherapy), BS (Physiotherapy), DPT, MSc (Neuromuscular Physiotherapy), CERT (Dry Needling Therapy), CERT (Spinal Manipulation Therapy)
Physiotherapist
DPT , Masters (Orthopedic Manual Therapy) , Phd (Rehabilitation Sciences)
Physiotherapist
MS-SPT ( RIUI) Orthopedic Manual Therapy (UK) Dr Needling (UK) Core trainer ( Fitness trainer )
A human skeletal system is not merely containing bones, there are some other structures such as ligaments and tendons that are keeping these all in form. The avulsion fracture is an injury to the portion of the skeletal system (bone) where any tendon or ligament attaches to the bone and leads to the pulling off a piece of the specified bone.
These can anywhere in the skeletal system of a body.
Causes
There are several situations that may lead to this injury;
Signs and Symptoms
These may include;
Treatment Options
Surgery is the ultimate treatment option in this case but it may not be needed if the avulsion fracture is well aligned, or if the patient is near enough to growth plate closure that this injury is not considered to cause long-lasting problems in growth.