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Vid Poteko (Author), Edvin Dervišević (Reviewer), Primož Pori (Mentor), Vedran Hadžić (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Plantarna fascija je ena najpomembnejših struktur stopalnega loka. Zaradi preobremenitev pride do plantarnega fasciitisa, ki je predstopnja raztrganine plantarne fascije. Dolgo je bilo mišljeno, da se ob raztrganini stopalni lok splošči, vendar je danes znano, da se poveča obremenitev na ostale strukture stopalnega loka, ta pa ostane enak. Za čim prejšnje okrevanje je potrebna celostna rehabilitacija, ki vključuje tudi počitek in uspešno sodelovanje zdravnikov, fizioterapevta in kineziologa. Pripravili smo program pozne rehabilitacije po poškodbi plantarne fascije, ki smo ga razdelili v dva dela. V program smo vključili vaje osnov športnega treniranja (vaje za moč, gibljivost, koordinacijo in vzdržljivost). Prvi del traja tri tedne, vaje pa so prilagojene temu, da se izognemo obremenjevanju stopalnega loka, saj bi to lahko povzročilo dodatne poškodbe. V prvem delu rehabilitacije se poleg regeneracije in fizioterapije najbolj posvetimo stabilizaciji stopala in moči, del vadbe pa poteka v bazenu, saj je v vodi pritisk na stopalo manjši, kar omogoča izvajanje vaj, ki jih s celotno telesno maso sicer ne moremo. Do drugega dela programa, ki traja štiri tedne, naj bi se moč stopalu že delno povrnila, zato v tem delu več časa namenimo celotni kondicijski pripravi, dodamo tudi vaje za koordinacijo, vzdržljivost in gibljivost. Po končanem procesu rehabilitacije bi moral biti posameznik pripravljen za normalno rekreativno vadbo ali profesionalno športno treniranje.

Keywords

šport;stopalo;plantarni fasciitis;anatomija;stopalni lok;plantarna fascija;kondicijska priprava;rehabilitacija;gibalne sposobnosti;poškodbe;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL FŠ - Faculty of Sport
Publisher: [V. Poteko]
UDC: 796.01:616-001
COBISS: 5621169 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Procedures of late rehabilitation after a partial tear of the plantar fascia
Secondary abstract: The plantar fascia is one of the most important structures of the arch of foot. Due to overuse plantar fasciitis can occur. Plantar fasciitis is the precondition of a tear in the plantar fascia. It has been believed for a long time that the tear causes the arch of the foot to flatten, however, nowadays, it is well known that the restrainment of the other parts of the arch increases, but the arch itself does not change. It is crucial for a fast recovery that wholesome rehabilitation is considered, including rest and a successful collaboration of doctors, physiotherapists and a kinesiologist. We have designed a programme of late rehabilitation after an injury of the plantar fascia, and divided it into two parts. The programme includes elementary exercises of sports training; strength, flexibility, coordination and stamina exercises. The first part of the programme, lasting three weeks, includes exercises that avoid restraining the arch of the foot, since this could cause additional injuries. Besides regeneration, the first part focuses the most on stabilizing the foot and gaining strength. A part of the exercises take place in the pool, since the restrainment of the foot is lower in water. This helps with the exercises that could not be done with the entire body mass. The second part of the programme lasts 4 weeks. When it starts, the strength of the foot should be partly recovered, and hence we can focus more intensely on conditional training and add coordination, stamina and flexibility exercises. After the rehabilitation process finishes, the patient should be ready for a regular recreational workout or professional sports training.
Secondary keywords: rehabilitation;foot;plantar fascia;plantar fasciitis;
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za šport
ID: 11237339