Climbing finger injury：Climber's finger
Climber's finger
Itisanoveruseinjurythatusuallymanifestsinaswollenmiddleorringfingerduetoadamagedflexortendonpulley,normallytheA2orA4pulley.Itis ...。其他文章還包含有：「ACompleteGuideToFingerInjuriesAndHowToRecover」、「Commonfingerinjuriesinclimbers」、「RockClimbingFingerTenosynovitis」、「Howtotellifyouhaveafingerinjury」、「TriggerFinger」、「FingerFixesforClimbers」、「Copingwithclimbingfingerinjuries」...
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A Complete Guide To Finger Injuries And How To Recover
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Climbers most-often injure the A2 pulley in the ring finger. · The A2 pulley is located at the base of your finger near the junction with your ...
Common finger injuries in climbers
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November 28, 2022 · Pulley strains · Pulley ruptures · Joint injuries · Collateral ligament injuries · Tenosynovitis · Flexor tendon strains · Lumbrical strain.
Rock Climbing Finger Tenosynovitis
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Tenosynovitis, or inflammation of the finger flexor tendon sheath (synovium), is a common overuse syndrome that climbers may experience.
How to tell if you have a finger injury
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If you have finger swelling and tenderness in addition to bruising, especially after climbing aggressively at your top effort, chances are you ...
Trigger Finger
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Trigger finger is caused by the flexor tendon thickening in the (distal) or upper part of the palm. The thickening of the tendon creates more friction when it ...
Finger Fixes for Climbers
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... Injuries The three finger injuries that climbers frequently experience are an A2 pulley strain or rupture, a flexor tendon tear, or a collateral ligament strain
Coping with climbing finger injuries
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Learn how to identify common climbing finger injuries, understand the anatomy of pulleys and find a path to recovery, by Sports Osteopath ...
Common Climbing Injuries
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An A2 pulley strain is the most common finger injury for climbers and most often occurs in the ring or middle finger. Each finger has tendons and ligaments that ...