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Traumatic pathologies include fractures, dislocations, sprains, tendinopathies and myo-aponeurotic lesions. They can be treated by immobilisation, preceded or not by surgery. The physiotherapist will adapt his treatment according to the surgeon's instructions. The aim is to restore or maintain the patient's functional capacities and to relieve pain and avoid complications.
Orthopaedic pathologies are deformations of the bones and joints and thus of the surrounding soft tissue.
The treatment can be conservative (e.g. wearing a corset in adolescents with mild scoliosis) or corrective (e.g. arthrodesis of the big toe in the case of hallux valgus).
 

After an evaluation of the deficiencies caused by the trauma, an adapted treatment will be proposed which will respect the healing lesion and your recovery objectives.
 

Examples of the most frequent reasons for consultation:

• Temporo-mandibular joint rehabilitation

• Rehabilitation of the rotator cuff of the shoulder with or without surgery.

• Shoulder Dislocation Rehabilitation, Scapulo-Humeral Dislocation

• Rehabilitation of tendinopathies: epicondyle, wrist, knee, Achilles tendon...

• Rehabilitation of prostheses (shoulder, thumb, hip, knee...)

• Rehabilitation of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament of the Knee (ACL)

• Rehabilitation of sprains: shoulder, elbow, fingers, knee, ankle, foot

• Meniscus Rehabilitation

• Rehabilitation of the Patello-Femoral Syndrome

• Post-fracture rehabilitation

• Achilles Tendon Rupture Rehabilitation

• Re-education of the Calcaneal Spur, the plantar fasciitis

• Hallux Valgus rehabilitation

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The techniques used will be :

massages

joint mobilization

stretches

tecartherapy

tonification

exercise programme

healthy living tips

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