Rupture of the Achilles tendon is a disabling injury that can vary in complexity.Cary DVJAAPA: official journal of the American Academy of Physician AssistantsCary DV. How to diagnose and manage an acute Achilles tendon rupture. JAAPA 2009;22:39-43....
A guide for how to deal with aches and pains from running to keep you pain-free. Aches and pains are a part of a runner's journey.
Achilles ruptureFluoroquinolonesAntibiotic useBackground Fluoroquinolone antibiotics can increase the risk of tendon rupture. Treatment of these Achilles ruptures can be difficult due to comorbidities. Methods A case series of 13 consecutive patients with Achilles ruptures following fluoroquinolone use were ...
The diagnosis of Plantar Fasciitis can be difficult and complex. Generally we prefer a full clinical assessment of both feet to diagnose heel pain symptoms in most cases. We test to exclude Baxter's entrapment and if necessary, we may also test for plant
‘Fluoroquinolone’ antibiotics are unfortunately notorious for causing tendon damage – including Golfer’s and Tennis Elbow and, more seriously, Achilles Tendon ruptures. (Cipro being the most well-known and often prescribed drug in this class) ...
Following a rupture of the Achilles tendon, it is difficult to perform certain actions. What are they? Explain your choices. What are the causes and treatment for the following clinical condition: Salpingitis? The nurse receives a report on four clients who are complaining of increased pain...
Cause: Anatomical Abnormality (hiatial hernia), Cell or Molecular Dysfunction (macrocytos), Congenital Abnormality (scoliosis), Disease or Syndrome (diabetes; heart failure), Experimental Model of Disease (cancer model), Injury or Poisoning (achilles tendon rupture), Mental or Behavioural Dysfunction ...
also known as the coronary ligament or the meniscocapsular ligament. The lateral meniscus is also strongly attached to the popliteus tendon and to the medial femoral condyle. Knowledge of the anatomy of these attachments is important in order to avoid reporting false positive diagnoses of posterior ...
But don't forget about it; if left in place too long can cause a flexion contracture (shortening) of the achilles tendon and permanent stiffness of the ankle. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published Submit You Might Also Like How toDiagnose a Torn ...
Finally, there is tendon pain. The most common tendon injury is a sprain, such as a sprained Achilles tendon. However, running through a sprain can lead to a rupture of the tendon, which is more severe and will require a longer rehabilitation period. ...