Case
#2
Wrist Injury |
| Self-Help Supplies |
| All of the supplies needed or necessary that
are mentioned in our rehab guidelines and rehab exercising self-help
programs are available in our Bookstore. |
| Accident History |
This is a 34 year old motocross racer who
fractured the left lateral distal aspect of his radial bone
when he fell after hitting a kicker bump on the evening of 05-22-0.
In the initial phone call he complained of:
1. Pain (6/10) to his right forehead crown region where his
head impacted with the ground.
He also complained of a headache associated to the same cranial
area.
2. Left forearm, wrist, and hand deep tissue pain (10/10)
with noted bruising, discoloration,
& swelling. Resting pain present (8/10) that increased
to 10/10 with motion and marked
restriction in its range of motion. Marked left wrist
movement apprehensive response
present. Discoloration to left palmer midline surface
in carpal region.
3. And a deep tissue bruise like pain to his right lateral-anterior
abdominal area just below
his rib cage. |
| Initial Self-Help Treatment |
He followed the guidelines of the RICES-rule,
as well as applied Ceramic Magnets above and below the injured
site using the north pole surfaces to arrest the trauma.
He said that he always carried these self-help treatment tools
in his rider bag.
Let's review both
RICES-S Rule
1. R = Rest (place the injury a state of physiological rest
& stay off of it)
2. I = Ice (apply cold therapy to the involved site)
3. I = Immobilization (movement or motion will worsen an existing
injury)
4. C = Compression (use a support wrap or elastic ace bandage)
5. E = Elevation (keep injury in a raised position allowing
gravity to help remove the
swelling and edema)
6. S = treat for body’s shifts in electrical energy caused
by the shock (see below)
S = correctly
fit a support product such as splint, crutches, etc.
Ceramic Magnetics
Broken Bones & Fractures
In off-road motorcycle raci41 broken bones occur often and the
following treatment procedure was found to be extremely effective
in arresting and assisting the body to heal the fracture both
faster and better than present day conventional "Outdated"
procedures. This procedure requires 2, N-1 and/or 2, N-2 magnets.
Initially, the north poles of both magnets are used. Following
approximately two weeks you will change to pole settings to
South, unless a non-union formation occurs. I have repeatedly
found that when the body no longer needs the North poles, they
will begin to produce an increasing pain condition at the fracture
site. And, the longer they stay on, the greater the pain becomes,
until the individual can no longer stand it and must remove
them. This exact point in the healing process marks the end
of passive congestion and demarks the fibro (soft tissue) and
osteo (hard tissue) plastic and aplastic formations. This soft
tissue point of regeneration demarks the exact point to reverse
the magnetic fields to South Pole surfaces.
Place the North Pole surfaces, of two different N-1 magnets,
on opposite sides of the fracture site, and gently secure them
with an ace bandage, tape, etc,
Treatment times will vary from 30 to 45 minutes, two to four
times per day, to continuously during the first few weeks.
If the magnetic field generated by the two magnets controls
or eliminates the pain longer treatment times are well within
normal limits.
North Pole Surfaces of both N-1 magnets are in
direct contact with the skin over the injury. And in the image
on the right you can see the south pole surface of this N-1
ceramic magnet.
Non-Unions
- (Pseudoarthosis) such as Collar Bone Fractures.
The most common non-union fracture occurs to the collar (clavicle)
bone. Following its fracture, the ends of the bone will not
align up, but rather, overlap each other. Surgical procedures
have had basically zero success with anatomical alignment by
places or pins. For that reason I do not recommend surgery for
the clavicle. The recommended procedure for approximating the
alignment of a collar bone fracture is the use of a figure 8
belt. The belt will be applied around both shoulder-arm junctions,
extending the shoulders backwards, and then buckling and fixing
that shoulder position. When the shoulders are retracted the
broken sections of the clavicle approximate each other.
Treatment - Place the North Pole surface
of the magnet directly over the fracture site initially, as
much or long as possible. As tolerances will allow, lie the
individual down, face up, placing an N-2 magnet behind the shoulder
directly opposite the fracture while placing an N-1 directly
on the fracture site.
Initial Examinational
findings from observation
 
Note the skin discoloration and swelling to his
left forearm, wrist and thumb. But also notice how very
little discoloration (bruising & hematoma) and swelling
there is 12 hours after the injury using the RICES-S rule and
ceramic magnets. |
| X-rays |
Diapulse Treatment
For more information of the Diapulse and treatment protocols
see Diapulse and Diapulse Treatment Protocols.
Head Injury & Diapulse Treatment
 
Note no skin discoloration to his right forehead area but palpation
showed the area to be very pressure pain sensitive and exacerbated
his headache pain from 6/10 top 8/10 momentarily.
Wrist Bracing
 
6" elastic wrist brace with a metal stay
This 6" elastic wrist brace with a metal stay and
comes in small, medium, and large for both the right and left
wrist. In my raci41 experience I have found this particular
wrist brace the one most preferred by the riders. I use it for
both recovery (rehab) treatment and care as well as prevention
(prehab) protective gear. This 6" elastic wrist brace
can be purchased from our bookstore or phone 843-669-5795.
2. Skin Brushing (cross over and over flow).
Skin brushing was self applied many times per day to the opposite
side (contralateral), as well as above and below the injured
site on the effected side.
3. Rehab Exercise Program
Rehabilitation exercising was employed immediately upon his
arrival to the uninvolved or side contralateral side.
Surgical tubing provided the isotonic full range of resistant
motion following the methodology outlined in this chapter.
4. Spineolator
5. Cervical & thoracic spinal manipulation
6. Reflexology (both
feet to knees)
Reflexology was employed twice the first week of treatment to
activate the unity of body harmony and functionability
7. Orthotics
The rider tested positive on two different occasion for custom
molded arch supports orthotics utilizing the taped arches technique.
Both times there was marked improvement in muscle strength to
both upper extremities, as well as a notable improvement in
circulation to the effected arm as measured by skin blanching
recovery response times.
8. Solomon's Seal
Solomon's seal was used three times per day initially
followed by a reduction to once a day at the end of the initial
five day time period.
9. Hypnosis
Hypnosis and neuro linguistic programming were employed several
times through the course of the treatments to improve the quality
of tissue repair as well as the speed of tissue regeneration
and recovery. |
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