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1. Möglichkeiten der direkten Zementinjektionstechnik bei Wirbelkörperfrakturen - Drei Fallbeschreibungen der Radiofrequenz-Kyphoplastie (RFK) mit ultrahochvikösem Knochenzement

Author

Jonas M, Weidle B, and Weidle PA

Subjects
Orthopädie, Knochenzement, Radiofrequenz-Kyphoplastie, lcsh:R, lcsh:Medicine, Wirbelkörperfraktur, vertebrale Augmentation, Aufrichtung
Abstract

Konventionelle Kyphoplastie mittels Ballon oder Stent ist ein etabliertes Verfahren zur Behandlung schmerzhafter, konservativ-medikamentös therapieresistenter, osteoporotischer und neoplastischer Wirbelkörperfrakturen. Wir berichten über drei Patienten, die mittels der innovativen Radiofrequenz-Kyphoplastie mit ultrahochviskösem Zement therapiert wurden. Dieses Verfahren ermöglicht eine effektive und sichere Schmerztherapie bei Wirbelkörperfrakturen unter gleichzeitiger Schonung der intakten trabekulären Knochensubstanz.

Published
2012

3. [Breakdancer's "Headspin Hole" - first description of a common overuse syndrome].

Author

Kauther MD, Wedemeyer C, Kauther KM, Weidle PA, Wegner A, and von Knoch M

Subjects
Adolescent, Adult, Alopecia diagnosis, Athletic Injuries diagnosis, Child, Cumulative Trauma Disorders diagnosis, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Risk Factors, Young Adult, Alopecia etiology, Athletic Injuries etiology, Cumulative Trauma Disorders etiology, Dancing injuries, Scalp injuries, Skull injuries
Abstract

Introduction: Several typical injuries due to breakdancing have been described in medical literature, but until now the "headspin hole" has not been mentioned., Methods: We conducted internet research and interviewed 106 breakdancers., Results: 60.4 % of the breakdancers suffered from overuse of the scalp due to the headspin. Loss of hair was found in 31.1 % and painless lumps on the head in 23.6 %. Inflammation of the scalp was reported in 36.8 %., Discussion: The "Headspin Hole" is a common overuse syndrome of the scalp specific to headspins causing hair loss, inflammation and lumps on the skull.

Published
2009
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4. [Mild head injury].

Author

Jonas M, Weidle PA, Witte J, Röher HD, and Derra E

Subjects
Craniocerebral Trauma classification, Craniocerebral Trauma therapy, Glasgow Coma Scale, Humans, Neuropsychological Tests, Prognosis, Tomography, X-Ray Computed, Ambulatory Care, Craniocerebral Trauma diagnosis, Patient Admission
Abstract

Mild injuries to the head are a common everyday occurrence. Only one out of 30,000 patients suffering mild traumatization of the brain subsequently goes on to develop a complication that requires treatment. Such patients can be identified on the basis of the Glasgow Coma Scale and the determination of risk factors, and these data also serve as an aid for deciding whether surveillance at home or hospitalization is indicated.

Published
2005

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