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젊은 역도 선수에게 발생한 양측성 제1늑골의 피로골절: 견부 동통의 드문 원인Bilateral First Rib Stress Fractures with Pseudoarthrosis in a Young Weightlifter: A Rare Cause of Shoulder Pain

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Bilateral First Rib Stress Fractures with Pseudoarthrosis in a Young Weightlifter: A Rare Cause of Shoulder Pain
Authors
김준범홍시전
Issue Date
2017
Publisher
대한스포츠의학회
Keywords
제 1 늑골; 피로골절; 가관절증; 역도; Ribs; Stress fracture; Pseudoarthrosis; Weightlifter
Citation
대한스포츠의학회지, v.35, no.2, pp.121 - 124
Journal Title
대한스포츠의학회지
Volume
35
Number
2
Start Page
121
End Page
124
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/sch/handle/2021.sw.sch/8081
DOI
10.5763/kjsm.2017.35.2.121
ISSN
1226-3729
Abstract
Isolated stress fracture of the first rib is quite rare cause of uncertain shoulder pain in athletes. These fracturesare stress induced and precipitated by repeated traction of muscles acting on the first rib. A prompt diagnosis canshorten the time required for healing and decrease the risk of associated complication as nonunion orpseudoarthrosis. The diagnosis can be made by taking a thorough history and performing chest X-ray, computedtomography, or bone scan. Early recognition and proper management generally lead to successful outcomes andreturn to normal activities. Typically, they heal with conservative treatment with rest and mild analgesia. This reportdescribes stress fractures of bilateral first rib in a weightlifter, one of which developed into a pseudoarthrosis asa result of persistent overhead activities due to missed diagnosis.
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