Set: Rehab 1 leg ankle and foot disorders

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Shin splintsinflammation of the musculotendious tissues originating on the tibia due to repetitive stress
anterolateral shin splintsant. tib, ext. hallicus longus, ext. digitorum longus
posteromedial shin splintspots. tib., flexor hallicus longus, flexor digitorum longus
tibial stress fracturesanterior tibial -common in retetitive jumping. other locations fibula, distal posteromedial tibia
tibial stress fractures signs/symptomslocalized pain over midanterior tibia that increases with activity and relieved by rest. tuning fork or hopping hurt
tibial stress fractures contributing factorsincreased pronation, high arch
tibial stress fractures treatmentstop aggravating activity, substitute non-WB ex., Ice, estim, stretch, open chain. avoid high heeled shoes. may wear short leg cast 6 - 8 weeks
achilles tendinitisinflammation of achilles - poor circulation 2- 6 cm proxixmal to calcaneal insertion
achilles tendinitis signs/symptomspain stiffness - uphill walking and stretch or contraction of plantar flexors hurt
achilles tendinitis treatmentAAA, shoes, orthotics, heel lift, Ice in acute stage, US later
achilles ruptureoccurs with sudden plantat flexion during jumping or accelerating
achilles rupture signs/symptomswalk with limp, plantarflexion weak and painful, tibialis posterior and peroneals still work, possitive thompson test
achilles rupture treatmentsurgical repair, 6 - 8 weeks immobilization, WB and dorsiflex limitations, full WB heel raises 3mos, recover 6 mos.
Ankle sprainsinversion injury to lateral ligament, eversion relatively rare
Ankle inversion sprainAnterior talofibular, 1st to get injured, may have medial ankle pain if deltiod ligament is contused
ankle eversion sprainmay be an avulsion fracture to tibia before deltiod ligament tears
ankle sprain treatmentlimit swelling, RICE first 24 - 48 hrs., no active inversion or eversion initially. Partial WB prevent muscle atrophy, achilles contracture, circulatory stasis, proprioceptive loss
excessive pronation (pes planus)flat foot problem of hypermobility - loose foot - eversion of calcaneus during midstance, IR of tibia, lowering of medial arch, medial bulging (ADD) of talor head
excessive supination (pes cavus)problem of hypomobility - rigid foot
excessive pronation / supination treatmentproper shoes and use of orthotics
stress fractures of footexcessive pronation march fracture, excessive supination jones fracture
march fracturenavicular and 2nd metatarsal
jones fracture5th metatarsal
stress fracture of the foot treatment2nd rest NWB ex. / navicuar and 5th NWB short leg cast or internal fixation
Plantar fascitisinflammation of plantar aponeurosis
plantar aponeurosis functionfoot and bracing of longitudinal arch - tension increases as wt. shifted to ball of foot and toes extend
plantar fascitis contributing factorsexcessive pronation or supination
plantar fascitis treatmentavoid walking barefoot, vigorous achilles stretch, soft orhtotics
Hallus valgus deformityvalgus positioning of great toe, tender swelling of 1st MTP (bunions)
Morton's nueromamost common LE nerve problem - neuroma around nerve sheath of common plntar nerve, between 3rd and 4th metatarsal heads
morton's neuroma signs/symptomsburning sensation in the forefoot that radiates to toes and releived when NWB - aggravated by high heels
marton's neuroma treatmentappropriate shoes and soft orthotic pads to lift and seperate metatrrsals cortizone
tarsal tunnel syndrometrauma or tendinitis constrict tibial nerve behind medial malleolus
tarsal tunnel syndrome signs/symptomsentrapment of tibial nerve - pain and paresthesia along sole of foot / plantar surface
high ankle sprainsyndesmosis that stabilizes distal tibiofibular joint
sever's disease (calcaneal apophysitis)inflammation of calcaneal growth plate - shearing force by achilles

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Creator dgyates
Created March 5, 2009
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