Achilles Tendon Rupture Presented by: Jasmine Smiley.

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Achilles Tendon Rupture Presented by: Jasmine Smiley

 a large tendon at the back of the ankle  is an extension of the gastrocnemius and soleus and attaches to the calcaneus  is very important to activities such as walking, running and jumping.  is the strongest and thickest tendon in the body. Achilles Tendon

 Tibiotalar Joint, which is found in the ankle.  is a Synovial Joint  plays a role in the following movement’s plantar flexion, dorsiflexion.  is between the Tibia and the talus of the foot Joint

 The rupture can be caused by overuse, misalignment, improper footwear, medication side effects.  occurs when the tendon is stretched over its capacity  Common activities such as starting a foot race, jumping.  Any time the tendon is being over stretched   How the injury occurs

 A sudden and severe pain maybe felt at the back of the ankle or calf.  The sound of a loud pop or snap.  A depression maybe felt and seen in the tendon  initial pain, swelling and stiffness  Thompson test Symptoms

 rupture is the most severe  but there can be partial tears  There are other injuries to the Achilles tendon like Achilles tendonitis which is less severe than a rupture. Classifications

 There are two treatments  Surgery- which requires opening the skin and physically sewing the two ends of the tendon back together. This treatment has a lower chance of re- rupture. Surgery is most common for fixing a fully ruptured Achilles tendon.  Non-surgical treatment involves wearing a cast, this treatment has a higher chance of re-rupture Treatment

 After treatment, whether surgical or nonsurgical, you'll go through a rehabilitation program  physical therapy exercises to strengthen your leg muscles and Achilles tendon  Most people return to their former level of activity within four to six months. Rehabilitation

 Do daily Achilles stretches  pre-activity warm up  Work back up gradually to full participation. Post Rehab Prevention

 SMA-InjuryBrochure-Achilles_web.pdf SMA-InjuryBrochure-Achilles_web.pdf  pture/article_em.htm pture/article_em.htm  Bibliography

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