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Ankle and foot Rehabilitation protocols

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The ankle joint can be easily exposed to various traumas that can cause fractures, sprains, or dislocations. Sports pathology at this level is very diverse and often misleading, so that the recovery protocol leaves no room for interpretation. Centrokinetic specialists follow it carefully, thus aiming at every possible condition before proposing a treatment scheme that can be easily followed and evaluated.




ACHILLES TENDONITIS

Achilles tendonitis is an inflammation of the Achilles tendon, located in the back of the leg and ankle. The Achilles tendon is the strongest and largest tendon in the body. By its contraction, the plantar flexion of the foot occurs, so it is very important during walking and especially when running.
ACHILLES TENDON SUTURE

The origin of the gastrocnemius muscle is in the upper part of the lateral femoral condyle and on the medial condyle of the femur. The insertion is made with the help of the Achilles tendon on the posteromedial surface of the calcaneus. Its most important roles are plantar flexion and knee flexion.
METATARSAL V FRACTURE

The forefoot bones play an important role in normal walking. Studies have shown that the two sesamoid bones and the head of the 2-5 metatarsals share body weight evenly while walking.
ANKLE FRACTURE

The patient will move in crutches, without stepping on the operated limb, for 4-6 weeks post-surgery. The patient will have his foot immobilized in a leg-foot splint for 6 weeks, maybe even longer, depending on the radiological evolution.
ANKLE SPRAIN

The talocrural joint (ankle) is a joint complex that allows the orientation of the foot in all directions of space, shock absorption, and weight transmission to the support in static and locomotion.
HALLUX VALGUS SURGERY

Hallux-valgus is one of the most common diseases of the forefoot, characteristic of women of all ages and much rarer in males. The bunions are characterized by the deviation of the thumb towards the outside of the foot and the metatarsal I towards the inside, the disease being a muscular imbalance that leads to a deformation of the position and bone relations.
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