Sports medicine starts with the Sun Miracle Doctor

Chapter 279 The King of Figure Skating

At the entrance of the medical center, Chen Yu and the others watched Rick and the others leave.

Lexi couldn't help but said: "What a shame."

She is busy with work and doesn't watch MLB games very much, but it's hard not to feel sad that such a top pitcher is about to disappear from the major leagues.

Jamie nodded with deep understanding: "Now that I think about it, I should have watched his game, but then I didn't hear much about him. It turns out he had this disease."

MLB, Jamie still watches it.

Chen Yu thought silently and said, "Jamie, do you think it would be a good idea to use psychological methods, such as guided imagination, to treat this problem?"

Since you have a disease, it is nothing more than a physical problem and a psychological problem. Start with both aspects together and you will know after giving it a try.

If Yipu syndrome is simply classified into the scope of anxiety disorders, then a common method for treating anxiety disorders is guided imagination, which guides patients to imagine relaxing and comfortable scenes to relieve anxiety.

Jamie thought for a moment and shook his head helplessly: "I don't know, maybe it will help. You can give it a try."

So in the next few days, Chen Yu kept paying attention to Rick's treatment progress.

Chen Yu didn't say any more. Indeed, whether it works or not, let's try it.

It's said to be a major league, but with twenty-nine teams operating independently, it's like a lazy donkey struggling to get anything done. Someone has to give it a good push from behind.

Since last season, Chen Yu has suggested that the league pay attention to the psychological problems of players and let each team imitate the Suns and set up special psychological treatment departments.

A few days later, the clinic welcomed another patient.

Winning or losing involves results, honors, and careers. You can imagine the pressure involved.

Chen Yu returned to the office and first contacted and communicated with Stern. After initially reaching the same opinion, he sent an email to Mark Tatum, asking him to notify all teams in the league that before the start of this season, A psychiatrist must be hired, whether full-time or part-time, anyway, to pay attention to the players' psychological problems.

As early as when he was receiving treatment at the clinic, Chen Yu noticed that this kid had some psychological problems. It may be that he became famous too early and everyone expected too much from him. Coupled with the sudden injury, his career may be reimbursed. That kind of serious injury caused him great psychological pressure and some signs of depression.

In the entire league, except for the Lakers, no team seems to have set up such a department.

After all, I still have a system, and sports psychology also has therapeutic effects. If I use guided imagination, the effect should be better.

Speaking of this, Chen Yu couldn't help but sigh: "These athletes are indeed prone to psychological problems."

And every month, treatment records must be formed and reported to the department for confirmation.

After all, this is an additional expense for the team.

Chen Yu remembered something again.

"No."

But now that I think about it, I still have to be tougher, and psychological problems cannot be ignored.

After treating many bones and ligaments, it was the first time for Rick to have a mental illness like this. Chen Yu felt that this was a good case that might allow him to explore more in the sports psychology project.

He is a physician, and Yip syndrome is not within his scope of treatment.

As a result, this matter has not been pushed forward until now.

Chen Yu thought of many people, such as Deisler.

Fortunately, after his own treatment, he returned to the game healthy and performed well in the World Cup. The German media praised him a lot, so he should be relieved a lot.

From Russia.

Alexey Yagudin.

He was a scheduled patient.

An appointment was made in mid-June, but Chen Yu was in Japan at that time, so all appointments were postponed.

Throughout July, because he had to deal with a large number of VIP customers and his own sports laboratory, Chen Yu was very slow to process these accumulated appointment patients. It was not until now, in mid-August, that it was his turn.

This shows how popular Chen Yu's clinic is and how difficult it is to see a doctor in the United States.

Fortunately, the appointment made by the other party was for a hip joint problem, which was not an emergency, so it would not be like dragging it out for two months and just getting better.

Arriving at the diagnosis and treatment room, Chen Yu saw two nurses opening the door and looking in through the window on the door.

I could faintly hear them talking about being handsome or something.

Chen Yu coughed lightly, which made the two nurses tremble. They turned around and saw that it was Chen Yu, and quickly gathered around him.

One of the female nurses pointed to the room and said, "Dr. Chen, I've seen this patient on TV. He's a skater. He's so handsome."

The remaining female nurse kept nodding her head, smiled and asked if she would like a physical examination later, and she was willing to help.

If this were in a public hospital, how could the nurse be so relaxed and dare to smile playfully with the director of the clinic?

But Chen Yu is young and not old-fashioned, so the working atmosphere in the clinic has always been very good.

"Is he really handsome? Then I want to take a look." Chen Yu waved his hand, motioning for the two of them to go ahead and pushed the door open and entered the consultation room.

William is consulting on his condition.

Chen Yu's eyes fell on the young man opposite him.

Very young, with soft light brown hair and blue eyes. He sat upright and kept an elegant smile when facing William's questions. Although his English was awkward and unfamiliar, his tone was very calm and he felt very cultivated. The look of temperament.

Don't tell me, he is quite handsome.

Standing next to him was a slumped, middle-aged woman with blond curly hair who was extremely overweight. Seeing Chen Yu come in, she was slightly excited and hurriedly smiled and signaled.

Chen Yu nodded in response, walked over and sat down in William's place, and looked through the medical records.

"Congenital hip dysplasia?"

Chen Yu raised his head and looked at Yagudin in front of him. His eyes penetrated his groin and landed on his right hip joint.

The inflammation is obvious at a glance, and the femoral head is covered with bone spurs.

Chen Yu also saw the so-called dysplasia, but it was not common hip dysplasia.

Common hip dysplasia is usually caused by a too shallow acetabulum or incomplete development of the femoral head, making the femoral head prone to prolapse and displacement.

In this case, hip replacement surgery is usually performed.

As for Yagudin, his acetabulum is well developed, so a more accurate description of his problem should be the dysplasia of the lunar surface and synovial membrane of the acetabulum, which leads to abnormal contact between the femoral head and the acetabulum, resulting in acetabular impingement. syndrome.

It's quite serious. The labrum on the edge of the acetabulum has almost been worn away, and there are a lot of bone spurs on the femoral head. At the same time, the aseptic inflammation caused by friction is so severe that the femoral head is almost necrotic.

At the same time, problems with the femoral head can easily lead to peripheral ligament and muscle problems, the most common of which is groin pain.

Chen Yu stood up and asked Yagudin to lie down for a physical examination.

First test the flexion and extension, and finally check the back and ankles.

He also suffered damage to his lumbar spine, but the more serious injury was to his right foot.

"Have you ever been injured on your right foot?" Chen Yu asked.

Naturally, the all-seeing eye saw it. Chen Yu speculated that his right foot might have been sprained and broken, and the signs of bone healing were still very clear.

The key is how to heal like this, with a certain amount of dislocation and a lot of bone hyperplasia.

This is obviously because the bone fracture did not recover well, causing the condition to worsen.

Yagudin glanced at Chen Yu doubtfully. He remembered that the ankle was not mentioned in the case. Chen Yu could tell by just physical examination, so he could only say that he was well-deserved.

The middle-aged woman next to her named Tatyana Tarasova sighed, looking at Yagudin's expression full of pity and helplessness: "During the World Championships last year, he sprained his foot. In order to compete, he played He played in isolation and played a lot.”

Chen Yu was stunned subconsciously and asked how much it was.

Anyway, Chen Yu has never supported the closure.

It's simply a cover-up, and the consequences of forcing a match are unpredictable, and sometimes it's really not worth it.

Tarasova glanced at Yagudin and sighed again. That should be the decision she regretted the most.

Yagudin secretly tugged at the corner of Tarasova's clothes to comfort her, and then said to Chen Yu with a relaxed smile: "It's just 11 injections."

Chen Yu looked sideways for a while.

That’s it?

You are quite a cruel person.

Wave him to get up, and then arrange the filming process.

Let him go first, Chen Yu stopped Tarasova.

After Tarasova sat down, Chen Yu asked: "Ms. Tarasova, how do you consider your son's condition?"

You definitely need to ask your family members for their opinions on how to treat it.

Tarasova was stunned and quickly shook her head: "No, I am his coach."

Chen Yu was stunned. Judging from their age and expressions, they looked like a mother and son.

"Sorry." Chen Yu apologized quickly.

Tarasova shook her head and said it was okay, then smiled knowingly and said: "Actually, he is really like my child."

Her eyes couldn't deceive anyone, she probably put too much effort into Yagudin.

"By the way, I heard from the nurse that he is a skater. Is he that fast?" Chen Yu asked again.

Tarasova was stunned for a moment, seemingly surprised that Chen Yu didn't know Yagudin's name, and then said: "No, it's figure skating, and it's in this field."

She gave a thumbs up, with a proud look on her face, and then introduced to Chen Yu the honors that Yagudin had received.

Olympic gold medal, four World Championship gold medals, three-level European Championship gold medals, two Grand Prix gold medals, and is the first ever Grand Slam winner in men's singles skating.

At the end of the sentence, a hint of unbearability flashed across her face, and she grabbed Chen Yu's hand with some excitement, and then said: "Dr. Chen, we found many doctors, but they couldn't cure him completely, and they all asked for help. We recommend you, saying that you are an authority in this field. We have been waiting for a long time since the Winter Olympics. Doctor Chen, I beg you, please find a way to cure him."

"Many doctors have told us that even if he is cured, he will no longer be able to engage in figure skating. But he is only 22 years old this year. He still has many years of career left. He will dominate this field. If he retires like this It’s such a pity.”

Chen Yu felt the strength in his hand.

At first, Chen Yu thought Yagudin was just an ordinary athlete, so he wanted to think about whether to have an artificial hip replacement.

This is the simplest and most straightforward option.

But after hearing Yagudin's series of honors, Chen Yu changed his mind.

As Tarasova said, it would be a pity for such a king of figure skating to retire at this age.

(End of this chapter)