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Design of a set of targeted exercises aimed at compensating for anterior cruciate ligament injury
HELD, Martin
Bachelor's thesis, where the goal is to create a set of compensation exercises leading to the elimination of the consequences of injuries to the anterior cruciate ligaments. The analytical part of the thesis is devoted to the anatomy and kinesiology of the knee joint, further in this part we describe the injury of the fibrous apparatus and the principles of compensatory exercises. In the synthetic part, we are based on the findings that lead to the creation of the program, including detailed relaxation, stretching and strengthening exercises. All the exercises included in the created compensation program lead to an improvement in the state of health and eventually to a return to normal functioning within the framework of physical condition. The exercise program can be used not only by individuals from the ranks of amateur or elite athletes, but also by the general population.
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Case study of Physiotherapy Treatment of a Patient after ACL Surgery
Al-Abaeje, Mohammed ; Pavlů, Dagmar (advisor) ; Modlinger, Tomáš (referee)
Title: Case study of patient with diagnosis of ACL surgery Aim: The aim of the thesis is to provide all clinical findings that are written in two parts the first is the theoretical part that brings the general outlook and information about diagnose of ACL Ruptured. Practical part describes the outcome and the effect of the applied physiotherapy. Method: The thesis is based on my three years' study of physiotherapy at the faculty of physical education and sport of Charles University. Thesis consist of two main parts; the first part describes the anatomy of the knee joint and the aetiology of the ACL reconstruction. The second part describes the initial kinesiological examination and physiotherapy treatment has been applied to the patient. Result: Satisfying result after the 4 weeks of physiotherapy treatment which consist of 8 session by showing the sign of improvement of the positive result by eliminating the pain, maintain the knee stability, increase the ROM, improve muscles strength and encourage the patient to put more load on the operated leg and improve better gait pattern. Keywords: ACL rupture, limitations in the ROM, muscles stiffness, mobility restriction, surgery, session, right knee joint examination
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