Der Fall des Hornussenspielers – Rotatorenmanschettenruptur

Bei dem 61-jährigen Freizeitsportler Felix kommt es wegen eines Sturzes zunächst an der linken Schulter zu Sehnenabrissen im Bereich der Rotatorenmanschette, drei Jahre später wird er an der rechten Schulter wegen des gleichen Beschwerdebildes operiert. Sein Physiotherapeut beschreibt, wie Felix die Rückkehr zu seinem Sport, dem schweizerischen Schlagsport Hornussen, möglich wurde.

Publication History

Article published online:
16 March 2022

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