Jakarta (ANTARA) – A boxing match between El Rumi and Jefri Nichol on Saturday (9/8) in Jakarta International conference center (JICC) is under the spotlight of netizens (citizens of the Internet). In this match, El Rumi emerged victorious in just 38 seconds in the first round.
The victory was achieved through technical knockout (TKO), i.e. the condition in which the referee stops the fight because he believes that one of the boxers is no longer in a safe condition to continue the duel.
In the world of boxing, a technical knockout can occur due to various factors, for example the boxer receives a series of blows that are difficult to avoid, suffers a serious injury or is no longer able to offer adequate resistance.
According to information from several sources, Jefri Nichol suffered a dislocated right shoulder halfway through the first round. So, what exactly is meant by shoulder dislocation? The following is an explanation that has been summarized from various sources.
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What is a shoulder dislocation?
According to an explanation from the Mayo Clinic, shoulder dislocation is an injury that occurs when the upper arm bone is separated from the cup-shaped socket that is part of the shoulder blade.
The shoulder joint is the most flexible joint in the human body, so it presents a greater risk of suffering this injury. Most sufferers can return to normal use of the shoulder within a few weeks. However, after suffering a dislocation, the shoulder joint tends to be more susceptible to similar injuries in the future.
Meanwhile, according to Siloam Hospitals, shoulder dislocation is a condition in which the upper arm bone shifts or comes out of position in the shoulder joint. This disorder is often experienced by people with overly flexible joints, the elderly, or individuals who actively play sports.
The shoulder joint is the type of joint most susceptible to displacement because it can move in various directions and has a relatively shallow socket. This condition makes it easier for a person to move the arm freely, but it also makes the joint less stable. As a result, shoulder dislocation can cause tears in the tissue that supports the joint and cause quite intense pain.
In general, cases of shoulder dislocation occur more often forward (anterior dislocation) than downward (anterior dislocation). inferior) or backwards (dislocation rear). One of the risk factors that can trigger it is excessive forward throwing movements.
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Complications of shoulder dislocation
If not treated immediately, shoulder dislocation can trigger various additional problems, including:
• Injury to the muscles, nerves, blood vessels, ligaments (connective tissue between bones), or tendons (tissue that connects muscles to bones) around the displaced shoulder joint.
• Decreased shoulder stability, thus increasing the likelihood of recurrent dislocation.
• Ruptures of ligaments, muscles and tendons which function to support and strengthen the shoulder joint.
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