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This lecture will discuss how to develop comprehensive first line treatment strategies for people with Achilles Tendinopathy. This will include specifics of exercise and exercise dosage, what education should be considered, as well as the evidence for common adjuncts therapies.
The lecture includes practical strategies that clinicians can implement immediately with their patients.
Learning outcomes
How to assess load tolerance, pain expectation, participation and kinesiophobia in Achilles tendinopathy, and how to test calf capacity with a standardized calf raise test and a seated six repetition maximum.
How to educate a patient with Achilles tendinopathy around three questions: what is wrong, what can be done and what to expect, including activity modification, acceptable pain and realistic recovery timelines.
A graded exercise approach for Achilles tendinopathy that moves from isometric to isotonic to stretch-shortening loading based on pain, with dosage, OMNI scale intensity targets and home and gym options for each level.
How to load insertional Achilles tendinopathy into dorsiflexion safely, strategies for patients who struggle with single leg calf raises or inner range plantarflexion, and how power training and stretch-shortening work fit into the weekly program.
Rehabilitation for calves too weak to lift body weight after rupture or severe tendinopathy, the evidence for common adjuncts such as heel wedges, screening for systemic causes and a multidisciplinary case example.
This lecture will discuss how to develop comprehensive first line treatment strategies for people with Achilles Tendinopathy. This will include specifics of exercise and exercise dosage, what education should be considered, as well as the evidence for common adjuncts therapies.
The lecture includes practical strategies that clinicians can implement immediately with their patients.
Learning outcomes
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