Anterior and posterior glide joint mobilization at the distal radioulnar joint. Anterior glides for the treatment of limited pronation. Posterior glides for the treatment of limited supination
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@ThePunisher03132 жыл бұрын
Is that Alan Thrall?
@Sauron1913 жыл бұрын
I have DRUJ degradation following a broken scaphoid in 1985 (I was 15 years old), it was never treated .. Anyway cut a long story short I have had 7 operations so far 2 failed attempts to repair the necrotic scaphoid, 1 failed 4 corner fusion, removal of unstable metalwork from the previous 4 corner fusion, TFCC repair, ulnar styloid resection, 2nd attempt (failed) at 4 corner fusion revealing a second tear in the TFCC, 3rd attempt (successful) fusion + attempted repair of 2nd TFCC tear. I’m now waiting for my 8th op to replace my DRUJ due to deterioration ... If I had this test I would shoot through the roof in agony!!!!! And the DWP here in the U.K. says my wrist is fine!!!!
@myshitonyoutube Жыл бұрын
That sucks 😞 I hope you'll be fine one day. Did you get DRUJ prosthesis? I dislocated my ulna this summer which they didn't see at first but I knew something was wrong. The cartilage had a dent and they removed all of it and lots of bone of the ulna until they could rotate my forearm during the surgery. The ulna is now flat against the radius so I wonder what they thought... 3 months later I'm in pain and I still can't rotate my arm. With no cartilage I'll get arthritis.
@Sauron191 Жыл бұрын
@@myshitonyoutube I had a full wrist replacement and an ulnar head replacement on 31st October (last week)
@myshitonyoutube Жыл бұрын
@@Sauron191 wow, then you’re healing right now. I hope you’ll be happy. I’m not and I’m thinking about replacing my ulnar head so I can move my wrist and forearm normally. I’d like to lift weights and work on my house again but I don’t know if a new ulnar head would give me back the life I had.
@Sauron191 Жыл бұрын
@@myshitonyoutube I wouldn’t recommend lifting weights etc .. Your wrist, like mine will always be weaker and more susceptible to injury, also heavy lifting etc can most likely loosen the ulnar head implant and then your options will be very limited for future surgery, possibly with the only option of a full wrist fusion. I know it’s hard (trust me I do) but you will have to accept the limitations that your wrist has … Speak to your surgeon, discuss what you want to be able to do, ask about ALL OPTIONS available to give you back as much as your life as possible without risk of serious, irreversible damage, there will be compromises needed by you BUT if your surgeon is decent he will help you 👊🏻👊🏻
@myshitonyoutube Жыл бұрын
@@Sauron191 ok, thanks for your recommendstions however there may be a chance. I’ll ask my orthopedist but he mentioned that a bodybuilder got an ulna prosthesis because he had bad arthritis and I assume he could keep lifting weights. I know I won’t be as strong as before but I really hope I can get my mobility back. 80% of the power also comes from the radius.