REHABILITATION OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES INVOLVED THIGH COMPARTMENT SYNDROME

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AHAN JAN SH.; GOLPAYEGANI M.; BALOUCHI R.; GANDOMI F.

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Journal: RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE Year:2007 | Volume:5 | Issue:15 Page(s): 147-159

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Title

REHABILITATION OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES INVOLVED THIGH COMPARTMENT SYNDROME

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AHAN JAN SH. | GOLPAYEGANI M. | BALOUCHI R. | GANDOMI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

KINESIOTHERAPYQ4

MASSAGEQ2

COMPARTMENT SYNDROMEQ2

Abstract

The purpose of this investigation is design systematic rehabilitation period for professional athletes involved thigh COMPARTMENT SYNDROME. 16 elite athletes (11 male & 5 female) with mean age of22 years and weight 62 kg and 170 cm involved thigh COMPARTMENT SYNDROME include 5 weight lifter,8 football player and 3 speed runners on the basis of questionnaire that how pain start and use of sensory and movement tests and clinical examination (Radiographic, CT, MRI) divided to experimental group I (include of chronic thigh COMPARTMENT SYNDROME) and experimental group 11 (include of acute thigh COMPARTMENT SYNDROME).Regarding to athletic body statue and injury sever the rehabilitation include: phase I: starting it as soon as possible after injury. Phase III: functional rehabilitation period and phase III: functional-sports period. With use of statistical method of in depended and pair sample t test for detuning deference between group and steps.All of athletes in the group I that have an chronic COMPARTMENT SYNDROME after 8 weeks rehabilitation and group 11 that have an acute COMPARTMENT SYNDROME after 8 weeks rehabilitation return to training and race (p<0.01).According to the result of investigation design systematic rehabilitation period with fashion complex and collection include: especial training, movement treatment in water, physical therapy and MASSAGE necessary for return faster athletes involved thigh COMPARTMENT SYNDROME.

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AHAN JAN, SH., GOLPAYEGANI, M., BALOUCHI, R., & GANDOMI, F.. (2007). REHABILITATION OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES INVOLVED THIGH COMPARTMENT SYNDROME. RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE, 5(15), 147-159. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68182/en

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AHAN JAN SH., GOLPAYEGANI M., BALOUCHI R., GANDOMI F.. REHABILITATION OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES INVOLVED THIGH COMPARTMENT SYNDROME. RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE[Internet]. 2007;5(15):147-159. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68182/en

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SH. AHAN JAN, M. GOLPAYEGANI, R. BALOUCHI, and F. GANDOMI, “REHABILITATION OF PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES INVOLVED THIGH COMPARTMENT SYNDROME,” RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE, vol. 5, no. 15, pp. 147–159, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68182/en

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