Effects of Core Stabilization on Hand Trauma Outcomes

Hand injuries carry a high risk due to the constant demands for use and their complex functionality. These injuries often occur as a result of various incidents, including household accidents, occupational hazards, traffic collisions, and sports activities, and they are particularly common among male workers. The severity of hand injuries varies widely, ranging from simple soft tissue damage to serious tendon and nerve lacerations, as well as fractures. The extent of the injury can significantly affect the recovery process and the likelihood of patients regaining their previous functional abilities.There is a strong connection between hand injuries and their impact on both emotional status and functional capacity. Changes in the hand's appearance and restrictions in daily activities can lead to feelings of helplessness, frustration, and psychological stress. In particular, concerns about returning to work can further exacerbate psychological distress in workers. Core stabilization plays a crucial role in alleviating these negative effects. The core region not only ensures overall body stability but also directly influences hand function. Strengthening and stabilizing the core muscles enhance proper body movement, thereby improving upper extremity efficiency. This physical improvement also contributes to psychological recovery, as the ability to perform daily activities more comfortably enhances self-confidence and overall quality of life. Therefore, core exercises do not only…

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