axelhumerusskada
Axelhumerusskada is a term used in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish medical language that translates roughly as "shoulder-humerus injury." It is not a single formal diagnosis, but a general descriptor for injuries affecting the shoulder region and the upper part of the upper arm.
Anatomy and scope: The term covers injuries to the shoulder girdle and proximal humerus, including proximal
Causes and symptoms: Most axelhumerusskader result from acute trauma such as falls, direct blows, or sports
Diagnosis: Evaluation combines patient history and physical examination with imaging. X-rays are first-line; CT may be
Treatment: Management depends on injury type and severity. Nonoperative care includes rest, immobilization, pain control, and
Prognosis and rehabilitation: Recovery is variable. Most patients regain function with appropriate treatment, though stiffness, persistent
Etymology and usage: The term combines axel (shoulder) and humerus (the upper arm bone) and is used