TRAUMATOLOGIA NO ESPORTE

As lesões ortopédicas no esporte são iguais as demais lesões ?

Em alguns casos são semelhantes porém frequentemente o mecanismo de trauma que ocorre durante a prática esportiva provaca lesões específicas do atleta, essas lesões com alguma frequencia requerem tratamento difereciado.

Porque o tratamento das lesões do atleta é diferente?

Não necessariamente o tratamento das lesões no atleta será diferente do restante da população, porém, em alguns casos precisaremos optar por tratamentos mais agressivos para permitir um retorno mais precoce as atividade físicas e que somente é alcançado nos indivíduos com uma massa muscular diferenciada e que vençam a dor do tratamento fisioterápico precoce. 
Em algumas situações isso não é possível, algumas vezes pelas limitações impostas pela próprio trauma. O tempo de cicatrização das lesões é o mesmo, impedendente se o indivíduo faça ou não esportes. Isso muitas vezes pode ser frustante.

O ORTOPEDITA COM ALGUM FREQUENCIA É CONVOCADO PARA ATENDER AO ATLETA.

Nesse momento é importante o conhecimento aprofundado da traumatolgia esportiva. 

Marcos Britto da Silva, MD, MSc
Médico Ortopedista e Traumatologia do Esporte
TEOT 5568
RQE-CFM 17345
CRM RJ 52.53862-0
Location: Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil

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