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  • 9.ankle and Foot Problems

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    Kusmarwaty Drahma
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    This document discusses various ankle and foot injuries common in sports. It describes injuries such as ankle sprains, cartilage lesions, recurrent ankle instability, tendinopathies, stress fractures, and turf toe. Treatment options are provided for many of these injuries, including bracing, physical therapy, shockwave therapy, surgery, and protected playing. The document appears to be from a university center on sports medicine and provides information on evaluating and managing common lower extremity sports injuries.

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    This document discusses various ankle and foot injuries common in sports. It describes injuries such as ankle sprains, cartilage lesions, recurrent ankle instability, tendinopathies, stress fractures, and turf toe. Treatment options are provided for many of these injuries, including bracing, physical therapy, shockwave therapy, surgery, and protected playing. The document appears to be from a university center on sports medicine and provides information on evaluating and managing common lower extremity sports injuries.

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    14 vues26 pages

    9.ankle and Foot Problems

    Transféré par

    Kusmarwaty Drahma
    This document discusses various ankle and foot injuries common in sports. It describes injuries such as ankle sprains, cartilage lesions, recurrent ankle instability, tendinopathies, stress fractures, and turf toe. Treatment options are provided for many of these injuries, including bracing, physical therapy, shockwave therapy, surgery, and protected playing. The document appears to be from a university center on sports medicine and provides information on evaluating and managing common lower extremity sports injuries.

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    Ankle and foot problems in

    sports
    t

    Ron L. Diercks

    Universitair Centrum voor Sport, Bewegen en Gezondheid


    Chronic ankle problems

    Pain
    Swelling
    y
    instability

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Ottawa ankle rules
    Abnormal position of
    foot

    Walking < 4 steps

    Pain
    P i om palpation
    l ti off
    – Last 6 cm of
    backside fibula
    – medial malleolus
    – base 5th metatarsal
    – navicular

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    And if we don’t see anything
    on the X
    X-ray?
    ray?

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Cartilage lesion

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Recurrent Ankle instability

    < 10% persisting


    functional instability

    Therapy:
    Training
    Bracing
    surgery

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Ligament reconstruction

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Syndesmotic lesion

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Impingement

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    lateral side

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Snapping peroneus

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Peroneal tendinopathy

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Tendovaginitis of the medial tendons

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Acquired flat foot:
    posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
    p y

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    sinus tarsi syndrome

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Plantar faciitis

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Plantar faciitis

    Visco heels
    Shockwave therapy
    Eccentric stretching
    socks

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Tarsal coalition

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Calcaneonavicular bar

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Calcaneonavicular bar

    Painful flat foot


    Giving way symptoms
    in adolescence
    No pro supination

    Excision < age 12


    succesful

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Coalition consequences

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Avascular necrosis of the navicular bone

    “stress
    stress fracture”
    fracture
    Soccer players
    Long delay in
    diagnosis
    Long conservative
    therapy
    Often
    O te minoro
    complaints

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Metatarsal stress fracture

    Long healing period


    Can go on with
    protected p
    p playing
    y g

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Hallux rigidus

    Ballet dancers and


    distance runners

    Shoe and sole


    applicatons
    pp

    Debridement
    eb de e t

    artrodesis

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    Turf toe

    Is a ligament lesion

    Needs appropriat
    treatment

    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health


    University Center for Sports, Exercise and Health

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