The fibula fracture is a bone injury to the outer, lower leg forming tubular bone, usually caused by external force or extreme bending of the foot. The narrow fibula is much more frequently affected by fractures than the adjacent shin bone. The most common form of fibula fracture is located just above the ankle joint. … Physiotherapy for a fractured fibula
Exercises After the bone has grown together again and tissue has healed, strength, stability, depth sensitivity and mobility must be restored in the leg. One therapy method that includes all these areas in its treatment is the so-called PNF concept (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation). The entire leg, with all its muscle chains, is moved and strengthened … Exercises | Physiotherapy for a fractured fibula
Tibia fracture The fracture of the stronger tibia on the lower leg occurs relatively rarely compared to the fracture of the fibula. The tibia has its weakest point above the ankle joint, which is why this bone also breaks most often at the described point. The cause is an extreme twisting of the foot, possibly … Tibia fracture | Physiotherapy for a fractured fibula
