Kurzer Knick – langer Knacks – Von der Distorsion zur chronischen OSG-Instabilität

 

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Das scheinbar harmlose Umknicktrauma führt bei 40 % der Betroffenen zu einer chronischen Instabilität des oberen Sprunggelenks. Und das meist, weil keine medizinische Untersuchung und damit eine angemessene Nachbehandlung erfolgt. Spezifische Assessments zur Bedarfs- und Verlaufskontrolle sowie eine funktionsorientierte Therapie helfen, die Patient*innen wieder voll einsatzfähig zu machen.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
10. Juni 2025

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