Soft Tissues Injuries and Treatment. Injuries to muscles: Hamstring Strain.

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Soft Tissues Injuries and Treatment

Injuries to muscles: Hamstring Strain

Popeye or Torn Bicep?

Injuries to Ligaments

Scrapes and Abrasions

Soft tissue injuries not shown…  Lacerations – cuts in the skin that can be minor or severe.  Avulsions – injury in which layers of skin or torn off completely or only a flap of skin remains  Puncture wounds – caused by a sharp object puncturing the skin. Ie: Nails, tacks, ice picks, knives, teeth, and needles

Hematomas- Pooling of blood and fluid within a tissue space