лучезапястный сустав повязка, как показано на рис. 34.11, заставляет пациента поворачивать кисть в сторону плечевого сустава или в сторону туловища, ограничивая подвижность в самом лучезапястном суставе.

Больного необходимо обучить самостоятельно растягивать плечелучевую мышцу при помощи специальных физических упражнений. Локоть пораженной руки желательно размещать на подлокотнике кресла так, как это показано на рис. 34.8. Рука должна быть повернута в плечевом суставе так, чтобы поверхность, находящаяся кпереди от локтевого сустава, была обращена вверх. Кистью другой руки пациент оказывает помощь, чтобы пронировать предплечье на пораженной стороне, пассивно растягивая больную мышцу (см. рис. 34.8).

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