Summary In the so-called tibial edge syndrome, there is an imbalance between muscle volume, usually of the lower extremity, and the available space. The muscles of the lower extremities run in muscle boxes and are surrounded by a thin but stable muscle shell (fascia). If the muscles are trained too quickly, the muscle in the … Summary | The tibial edge syndrome
Synonym Medial tibial stress syndrome, periostitis, shin splints, ventral or dorsal tibial edge syndrome, functional compartment syndrome Definition Shinbone edge syndrome is a chronic pain syndrome in the area of one or more fascial compartments of the lower leg due to imbalances between muscle and fascia caused by sports. An indication of tibial edge syndrome … The tibial edge syndrome
Causes and forms of tibial edge syndrome The muscles of the lower leg run in boxes, also called compartments. Each muscle is enclosed by a thin but extremely stable skin, the muscle fascia. Tibial edge syndrome occurs when training increases the circumference of the muscles of the lower leg and results in an increased pressure … Causes and forms of tibial edge syndrome | The tibial edge syndrome
Therapy In the treatment of tibial edge syndrome, a distinction must be made between conservative and surgical therapy. In conservative therapy, the sports that cause the symptoms should first be discontinued for a long time and the leg should be spared. Alternatively, sports such as swimming or cycling (pedaling with the heel) can be performed. … Therapy | The tibial edge syndrome
Prevent effectively In order to prevent tibial edge syndrome, the training level should be adjusted to the level of training. This is to prevent athletes from overstraining themselves and thus often developing shinbone edge syndrome. On the other hand, any incorrect loading during running should be compensated. The shoes used should be adapted to the … Prevent effectively | The tibial edge syndrome
