immobilizáció
Immobilization refers to the process of restricting the movement of an object or a person. In a medical context, immobilization is crucial for several reasons, primarily to prevent further injury and promote healing. This can involve the use of casts, splints, braces, or surgical implants to stabilize fractured bones, dislocated joints, or injured ligaments. The goal is to hold the affected area in a fixed position, allowing damaged tissues to repair. Beyond bone and joint injuries, immobilization may also be employed to manage spinal cord injuries, where movement can exacerbate damage, or to prevent the spread of infection or inflammation in certain conditions.
The duration of immobilization varies depending on the nature and severity of the injury, with typical healing