After a woman gets hit by a car on her bicycle, her leg is left in horrible shape and Holly claims it’s the worst leg injury of her career in this clip from Season 2, Episode 4, “Fallen Brother.” #Nightwatch
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A tumble down a flight of stairs can be devastating whether you’re in public or at home. According to one study, more than 1 million people a year suffer stair-related injuries. So how can you make your stairs safe? Occupational therapist Tracy Chippendale shared her tips for safeguarding your stairs and stuntman Zachary Huber of Hollywood Stunts NYC demonstrated how to tuck your chin into your chest and protect your head.
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Injuries from falling downstairs occur because a landlord or a property owner hasn’t properly maintained that staircase. It could be from a handrail that’s misplaced. It could be because that staircase doesn’t even have a handrail, or perhaps there’s a rug or carpet that’s frayed or has a hole in it, which causes someone to trip and fall. When each one of these situations takes place and a person falls, there could be a number of different injuries that develop.

There could be ankle injuries as a result of twisting that ankle, there could be fractures of the ankle. There could be injuries to the knee, torn ligaments that may develop. You might also fall and hit your head causing a traumatic brain injury. In each one of these situations, it’s important, obviously, to seek medical advice as soon as possible. It’s also important to go back to that scene as soon as possible and photograph what caused your injury to take place before the situation changes. Frequently, what we see, the landlords are not doing their job properly until, unfortunately, someone gets hurt.

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00:03 – Injuries In sport
00:09 – Identification on Injury
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00:36 – Concussion
01:06 – Fracture
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01:56 – Soft Tissue Injuries
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03:15 – Sprain
03:28 – Torn Cartilage
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When doing any activity you run the risk of picking up an injury so injury prevention is an essential routine to become well practiced at in order to minimise the risks you place yourself under whilst enjoying your chosen sport.

Risk Assessment
These can be pretty boring at times but whenever taking on a new activity, especially if it is a challenging one it is important to conduct some form of risk assessment in order to protect yourself and others engaging in the activities.

Injury Prevention
More often than not injury can be prevented. Whether it be before, during or after the activity there is always something you can do. Here are a few examples to give you an idea of the different ways you can prevent injury

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Boulder Chiropractic Clinic’s Dr. Tom Groover tells how falling on your butt may injure your sacroiliac joint ligaments, miss-align your illia from their symmetrical relationship with each other and with your sacrum, and cause both simple and complex sacroiliac joint subluxations. He describes how these injuries typically manifest acute and chronic sciatica, low back, hip, pelvis and leg pain. He explains how some of these subluxations are more easily recognized, diagnosed and treated by chiropractic and osteopathic doctors, while others are much more difficult.

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A man who was shot in the back of the head with a BB gun appears very calm and remarks that the shooter had great aim in this clip from Season 1, Episode 8 “6.10.19”. #LiveRescue
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Medics respond to a call from a young man who fell off of his bike and hurt his leg. In the ambulance, the EMT cheers him up by telling a story of a time he broke his nose in this clip from “8.1.19”. #LiveRescue
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Watch us whimper and cringe as we take our first plunges down Action Park’s new Zero-G ride!

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Rotator Cuff Injuries

The Shoulder or Glenohumeral joint is stabilized by a group of muscles called the rotator cuff. These are the Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Subscapularis and Teres Minor. They arise from the scapula and merge to form the rotator cuff tendon, which is inserted into the greater and lesser tubercles of the humerus. Their tendons hold the head of the humerus in place in the concave glenoid fossa of the scapula.

The muscles and their tendon work together to reinforce strength in all directions of the shoulder and arm, and allow for movements like raising your hands, jumping jacks, and even giving hugs.

Supraspinatus abducts the humerus, Infraspinatus and Teres Minor externally rotate the humerus, while Subscapularis internally rotates it. The most commonly injured of these is the supraspinatus muscle.

The tendons are susceptible to tears, impingement and inflammation. When damage occurs to the muscle, it cannot effectively stabilise the shoulder. A patient would usually present with pain and weakness of the joint. In a clinic this can be diagnosed by a positive painful arc test, the drop arm test and weakness in external rotation; and radiologically with x rays, musculoskeletal ultrasounds and MRIs.

Rotator cuff tears can be managed with physical therapy, steroid injections, topical agents, massage and acupuncture; but if the trauma is severe, then surgical treatment is required.

Fortunately, this treatment is minimally invasive and can be done arthroscopically with small incisions, fine instruments and cameras. This procedure is often done as an outpatient procedure, which does not require hospital stay.

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