Case Report
Acute Achilles Paratendinopathy following Major Injury of the Crural Fascia in a Professional Soccer Player: A Possible Correlation?
Table 1
Rehabilitation course for the recovery of the calf muscle injury.
| ā | Sports activity | Physiotherapy | Instrumental tests |
| Phase 1 (11 days) | Complete suspension of sports activity | Passive: manual drainage and cryopressure therapy. Double session daily Compulsory use of crutches, ankle-foot-orthosis and compression stockings | MRI: 5 days after trauma Ultrasound: daily |
| Phase 2 (24 days) | Bike (daily). Hydrotherapy (alternate days) Physical training in the gym (alternate days). Exercises without loading the injured calf | As in phase 1. Single session daily 2 times per week: diacutaneous fibrolysis (scar treatment) | MRI: 30 days after trauma Ultrasound: at least 3 times per week |
| Phase 3 (21 days) | Work on site. Progressive loads. Sports specific technical reeducation from the 45th day after injury | As in phase 2 Once per week: intratissue percutaneous electrolysis (scar treatment) | MRI: 60 days after trauma Ultrasound: at least once per week |
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