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Hand Injuries and Rehabilitation in Rock Climbing
Hebelková Činčerová, Milada ; Dylevský, Ivan (advisor) ; Kvítek, Václav (referee)
lnjuries of upper extremity, which are caused by climbing aktivities on the indoor climbing walls or outside on the rocks, are mostly injuries of tendons of the hand, mainly the fingers, due to overload of the hand and the use of different grips. The overuse injuries with resulting inflammation are the most frequent, followed by partial and total ruptures of flexor tendons pulleys. Next there can originate some injuries caused by overload or increased farce as dislocations with articular capsule injuries. The fractures are caused by great forces and they are less frequent compared to tendon and capsular injuries. One of the most common injuries on climber's hand are closed ruptures of finger pulleys. I tried to reach up and map the situation of injuries of climber's hand during rock climbing and create some statistic of these injuries to find out the solution for the shortest recovery, and list out the therapy procedures. Our primary study included ten climbers with the pulley injury. Using the ultrasonography and magnetic resonance we have diagnosed the value of injury and proposed an individua! treatment, conservative or surgical repare of pulley and then with the use of questionnaire analysed the results and the time needed for recovery and the length of break in climbing activities. Key words:...
Detection methods and response of interface interactions of foot and surroundings -critical review
Chlumová, Martina ; Jelen, Karel (advisor) ; Kvítek, Václav (referee)
Objectives of thesis work: The objective of this thesis work is to summerise and analyse the existing knowledge reletate to interaction of foot with sole while in the course of quasistable and dynamic activities and scope of detection of this interaction. Method: Solution over the mention objective, it will process the available information and knowledge related to the studies of fact correlation while reacting between foot and sole in the form selected and annotated literature search. Results: In this thesis work, it has been descriped the interaction of foot and it`s surrondings. As far as the concern of quasistable situation - standing, were found the solution of this problem precribed in the available literature where it has been descriped with large number of individual metodology of different autors. The dynamic situation - walking, the point pressure distribution is descripped uniquely. For the masive variability the interaction of foot with sole has not been prescribed the universal metod of interaction analyse. In this thesis work, it is descriped the extensional mothods which detects the relation between foot and sole. For more complexity of last part of the body - foot, was not possible to determine the measure or calculation methods, which can off course describe the whole load of those elements...
Hand Injuries and Rehabilitation in Rock Climbing
Hebelková Činčerová, Milada ; Dylevský, Ivan (advisor) ; Kvítek, Václav (referee)
lnjuries of upper extremity, which are caused by climbing aktivities on the indoor climbing walls or outside on the rocks, are mostly injuries of tendons of the hand, mainly the fingers, due to overload of the hand and the use of different grips. The overuse injuries with resulting inflammation are the most frequent, followed by partial and total ruptures of flexor tendons pulleys. Next there can originate some injuries caused by overload or increased farce as dislocations with articular capsule injuries. The fractures are caused by great forces and they are less frequent compared to tendon and capsular injuries. One of the most common injuries on climber's hand are closed ruptures of finger pulleys. I tried to reach up and map the situation of injuries of climber's hand during rock climbing and create some statistic of these injuries to find out the solution for the shortest recovery, and list out the therapy procedures. Our primary study included ten climbers with the pulley injury. Using the ultrasonography and magnetic resonance we have diagnosed the value of injury and proposed an individua! treatment, conservative or surgical repare of pulley and then with the use of questionnaire analysed the results and the time needed for recovery and the length of break in climbing activities. Key words:...

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