List Diseases – D
Dislocations of the forearm make up 18-27% of all dislocations. In the elbow joint, simultaneous dislocation of both bones is possible, as well as isolated dislocation of the radial and ulnar bone. Depending on this, these types of dislocations of the forearm are distinguished.
Dislocations in the ankle joint, as a rule, are combined with fractures of the ankles or anterior and posterior margins of the tibia. Isolated dislocations of the segments of the foot or its individual bones are relatively rare.
Dislocations in the metacarpophalangeal and interphalangeal joints are rare. The exception is the metacarpophalangeal articulation of the first finger. Therefore, further we will talk about the dislocation of the first finger of the brush.
Dislocation of the clavicle accounts for 3-5% of all dislocations. There are dislocations of the acromial and sternal ends of the clavicle, and the former are found five times more often. It is very rare to find a dislocation of both ends of the collarbone at the same time.
The dislocations of the brush and the individual components of its bones are rare. Most often, a dislocation of the semilunar bone occurs, and also brush dislocations distal to the first row of the wrist bones.
Diseases of the rectum are characterized by typical symptoms, developing with the development of pathological processes in it and the anal canal. In the practice of a surgeon, rectal diseases are common, but the disease can be caused not only by rectal pathology, which is performed by surgeons and proctologists, but also by oncology, urological and gynecological pathology.