Wybrane metody leczenia zachowawczego w terapii bolesnego palucha koślawego
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https://doi.org/10.5604/01.3001.0014.2638Słowa kluczowe:
paluch koślawy, dolegliwości bólowe, leczenie zachowawczeAbstrakt
Paluch koślawy jest jedną z najczęstszych deformacji w obrębie przodostopia. Przyczyny powstawania tej deformacji nie są do końca wyjaśnione. W dostępnej literaturze wymienia się zarówno czynniki wewnętrzne, jak i zewnętrze. Badacze zajmujący się tematyką palucha koślawego podkreślają, iż wspomnianej deformacji towarzyszą: dolegliwości bólowe, obniżona jakość życia, zmieniona statyka stopy, problemy natury kosmetycznej oraz problemy z zakupem właściwego obuwia. Pojawienie się dolegliwości bólowych może w istotny sposób wpłynąć na jakość codziennego funkcjonowania oraz na szeroko rozumianą jakość życia. Celem poniższej publikacji jest przegląd wybranych oddziaływań z zakresu fizjoterapii i zaopatrzenia ortopedycznego w terapii osób zgłaszających dolegliwości bólowe w obrębie palucha koślawego.
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