Should you get surgery for a ruptured achilles?
Should You Get Surgery For A Ruptured Achilles Tendon?
The New England Journal Of Medicine recently published an article that may change the way we treat Achilles ruptures. They took 554 patients during the years 2013 and 2018 with ruptured Achilles tendons. They were all casted in plantar flexion within 72 hours of injury. They were then divided into 3 groups. One group received open-repair surgery, another received “minimally invasive” surgery, and the third group did not receive surgery.
At 12 months after injury, there was no significant difference in the 100-point Achilles’ tendon Total Rupture Score among the 3 groups.
Workout Wednesday: Crab Walk & Monster Walk
Workout Wednesday: Crab Walk & Monster Walk
Every week we bring you an exercise (or 2!) and show you how to do them correctly!!
This week’s exercises: Crab Walk and Monster Walk
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