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Rib Fracture
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The curved contour of the ribs and their ability to flex allow them to absorb the forces associated with fractures. Nevertheless, any bone will fracture with sufficient force. The weakest point of the ribs is the outer curve. Symptoms Include:
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| Treatment: Non-surgical treatment
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| Soft Tissue Injuries Injuries to the soft tissues of the thorax (rib cage) typically involve the intercostal muscles. Vigorous twisting of the body or extreme arm motions commonly are associated with soft tissue injuries of the thorax (rib cage). Costal cartilage separation at the attachment to the sternum is usually the result of trauma. Symptoms Include:
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| Treatment: Non-surgical treatment
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