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1. Soft tissue trauma is generally understood to be any damage that is causing symptoms such as pain, but that do not involve the bone or skin. As dogs are often quite active and athletic, this type of injury is relatively common and usually resolves completely in all but the most severe of injuries.

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2. May 25,  · Soft tissue injuries are like feelings -- they're real and they hurt but they can be invisible and not everyone believes in them. For these reasons, proving this kind of injury can be difficult, or more difficult than a more obvious type of harm, like a broken leg.

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3. Jun 30,  · Treatment of Soft Tissue Trauma in Cats. After determining the absence of underlying bone damage, treatment depends on the severity of the injury. Mild bruising is generally treated with anti-inflammatory medications, such as ketoprofen, carprofen, etodalac or aspirin. You’ll generally see improvement in 3 to 5 days.

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4. Jul 29,  · When the soft tissue or the ligaments of the body, undergo a trauma or an injury, they are called soft tissue injuries. Swelling of that particular region, along with varying degree of pain are the two most common symptoms of soft tissue injuries.

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5. Soft tissue injuries (STI) are when trauma or overuse occurs to muscles, tendons or ligaments. Most soft tissue injuries are the result of a sudden unexpected or uncontrolled movement like stepping awkwardly off a curb and rolling over your ankle.

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6. A Lisfranc injury is often mistaken for a simple sprain, especially if the injury is a result of a straightforward twist and fall. However, injury to the Lisfranc joint is not a simple sprain that should be simply "walked off." It is a severe injury that may take many .

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7. This scar tissue will help hold bones together (aka: Joints), but doesn’t have the same type and combination of strength and resiliency that the original connective tissue had. At the junction of the original tissue and the new scar tissue is a transitional zone that is more prone to tearing & re-injury as are most transitional zones in the body.

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8. The nose is at a high risk to trauma due to its prominent position. The external covering, frame and lining should be considered. The external soft tissue is assessed for lacerations or loss of soft tissue. The frame can be assessed by asymmetry or deviation of the nasal dorsum.

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9. Muscle Strain Overview. Muscle strain, muscle pull, or even a muscle tear refers to damage to a muscle or its attaching stamapegnursetab.ciagnacicobunprobderrehodefuta.infoinfo can put undue pressure on muscles during the course of normal.

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