avulsionsskador
Avulsionsskador, often referred to as avulsion fractures, occur when a tendon or ligament pulls a small piece of bone away from its attachment point. This type of injury typically happens during forceful muscle contractions or sudden, violent movements. The force is applied to the soft tissue, but instead of the tendon or ligament tearing, the bone fragment it is attached to breaks off.
These injuries are common in sports and other physical activities that involve jumping, running, or rapid changes
Symptoms of an avulsionskada can vary depending on the severity and location, but often include sudden, sharp
Diagnosis usually involves a physical examination and imaging tests such as X-rays, which can clearly show