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Ice treatment of injured ligaments: an experimental model

P J Farry, N G Prentice, A C Hunter

The New Zealand Medical Journal

|January 9, 1980

Abstract:

Using the radiocarpal ligament of the domestic pig as an experimental model the effects of ice therapy were studied. The results indicate that application of ice causes: (1) Increased subcutaneous swelling to injured or uninjured soft tissue; (2) A diminution of histological evidence of inflammation in injured ligamentous tissue.

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