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PubMed1990

[Foreign bodies as a cause of non-healing wounds, trophic ulcers and fistulas].

A retrospective analysis of 105 clinical observations of nonhealing wounds, trophic ulcers and fistulas caused by various foreign bodies has shown their diagnostic difficulties as well as problems with their treatment. It was shown that continuous ambulatory treatment and attempts of "blind" extraction of foreign bodies are not permissible. The best method of treatment is thought to be operative interventions with wide opening of the wound canal under general anesthesia.

Abdominal Injuries↗
PubMed2002

Exact moment of a gastrocnemius muscle strain captured on video.

A left gastrocnemius strain was sustained by an elite cricket batsman while he was taking off to run. The exact moment of injury, captured by a camera in the middle stump, appears to correspond to the sudden appearance of a deficit in the gastrocnemius muscle, seen through the player's trousers. The strain occurred when the entire body weight was on the left foot with the centre of mass well in front of the leg. The injury probably occurred close to the time when the gastrocnemius complex was moving from an eccentric to an isometric phase.

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