What are orthopaedic difficulties?
Orthopaedic area includes treatment of damages of bone, muscle and connective tissue.
How do orthopaedic problems occur?
Orthopaedic problems can occur in many ways.
Most common are the result of:
- spine and joint problems at degenerative diseases that are not operated
- discus hernia, discopathy, arthrosis, pain conditions
- operative procedures on locomotor system, spine operations, arthroscopy or corrective operations (foot, shoulder, elbow, fist)
- trauma after fall, fracture or other movement limitations
- difficulties in muscle-string transition of the shoulder, elbow, knee
- inborned or gained difficulties of posture, scoliosis, kifosis, foot difficulties
- rheumatic changes, poliatritis, fibomialgija, chronic pain conditions
How can ReAktiva help?
Physiotherapy is the classic way in treating orthopaedic difficulties, and if done professionally and individually it doesn't cause risk or extra negative consequences.
Our team is constantly spreading the area of work expertise and working techniques.
Which methods and concepts are used in treating orthopaedic patients?
- physiotherapy, manual therapy, Maitland concept, McKenzie concept, Mulligan concept
- Medical therapy training
- Massage, mud, warm and cold procedures, ultrasound
Example of the patient with disc protrusion
P.Z., 41 years; disc protrusion (L5-S1), right lateral. Patient came into the centre with the recommendations from a friend, in preoperative condition, after years of pain in lumbar spine. Because of this listed, the patient wasn't able to sit longer then 20 minutes without the appearance of the pain, after which getting up was followed by strong pain in the right leg all the way to the foot. Stiffness and pain was always present when getting up from the bed in the morning.
After functional assessment we suggested to the patient an individual therapy program in combination with medical training. The results of this program soon showed good results. The pain was eliminated and because of the better physical condition patient decided not to have the surgery. A patient continued with organized training program to maintain his condition.
