In the first part of this series, we examined the treatment of injuries associated with rock climbing from the perspective of Western healing. In part two, we will look at rock climbing and related injuries from the Eastern perspective.
Rockclimbing is now a popular sport and its standards have undergone a revolution in the past 10 years. Improvements in protection techniques and the quali... SR Bollen - 《J R Coll Surg Edinb》 被引量: 120发表: 1990年 Hand and Finger Injuries in Rock Climbers The aim of this book is...
rock climbingultrasoundMR imagingCompetition climbing has grown increasingly in popularity, and many people are being drawn to this sport with a parallel increase in the occurrence of sport-related injuries. One of the most common and unique lesions occurring in the rock climbing population is the ...
The question of the influence of high intensive climbing and training in young age and a possible higher risk for osteoarthrosis of the finger joints needs to be further explored. 展开 关键词: rock climbing finger injuries pulley tenosynovitis osteoarthrosis ...
Effect of simulated rock climbing finger postures on force sharing among the fingers Methods. Six elite rock climbers performed finger flexion in a single-finger task and a four-finger task. The tests were conducted in an extended ... F Quaine,L Vigouroux,L Martin - 《Clinical Biomechanics》...
The S.P.Ort - built by climbers, for climbers. RocknSport's custom finger pulley splint helps athletes return to top form after a complete or partial pulley injury.
Finger InjuriesSprains and StrainsTendon InjuriesFour cases of upper limb injuries secondary to rock-climbing or training for rock climbing are presented. All four cases had diagnosis and treatment delayed because of unawareness of the range of injuries seen in high grade rock climbing.doi:10.1136/...
Anderson has been rock climbing for 13 years, and has a host of achievements under his belt. With a background in health and product design, he developed a tool that has been a game-changer in improving finger strength and reducing injuries in the rock climbing community. Today, the Gripp...
Eldorado Canyon. Erickson did many such first ascents and is known for not having talked about them. He is also one of not many (see more below) to fall solo and survive, 35 feet, breaking both legs and incurring other injuries. He returned to climbing. Erickson was also on the FA ...
Injuries Negative Aspects of Climbing Conclusion Why Start Rock Climbing? Hardened climbers often harken back to the good ‘ole days, before the days of Mountain Project, social media, or lineups at the base of popular climbs. However, from a beginner’s perspective, there has never been a be...