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Physical Therapy of Marathon Runners’ Injuries -- Assessment, Judgment, and Consultation. 2006 年 ING 國際超級馬拉松行前訓練 柴惠敏 台灣大學物理治療學系 951216. Epidemiology of Marathon Runners. in US, 2002 375 marathons & ~ 450,000 completed one 30,000 in the largest marathon with 43% > 40 y/o
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Physical Therapy ofMarathon Runners’ Injuries-- Assessment, Judgment, and Consultation 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練 柴惠敏 台灣大學物理治療學系 951216 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Epidemiology of Marathon Runners • in US, 2002 • 375 marathons & ~ 450,000 completed one • 30,000 in the largest marathon with 43% > 40 y/o USA Track and Field Road Running Information Center, 2003 • ING Taipei International Marathon, 2005: 60,000 • finished time (median) • male: 4 hours and 20 minutes • female: 4 hours 56 minutes • to seek medical attention during or immediately after completing the race: 2% to 8% • 17% of them MS problems • muscle cramps, blisters, and acute ankle and knee injuries 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
PT of Marathon Runners’ Injuries-- Assessment and Treatment • Biomechanical concerns of running injuries • Physical therapy assessment • Skills required for a PT on race day 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
foot strike mid-support take-off follow-through forward swing foot descent Running Cycle • stance phase • swing phase 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
gel heel pad Shock Absorption at Foot Strike • ground reaction force at FS = 2.5~3BW • biomechanical requirements at FS • LE motions • knee flexion, tibia internal rotation, and subtalar pronation • cartilage or fat pad • heel pad, metatarsal pad, meniscus, IVD • extrinsic factors • running shoes with large heel flare or cushion shoes • taping, shoe insole, or FFO • running surface 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
frontal plane section of heel pad metatarsalgia of central rays Patterns of Foot Strike • heel-strike • for long-distance runners • midfoot- or total-sole strike • forefoot- strike • for sprinter only • long-distance runnner metatarsalgia or stress fracture of central rays 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
heel flare posterior view of shoe Lateral Heel Flare • lateral heel flare moment arm rapid pronation prevention of ankle sprain 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Heel Cup use of heel cup heel pad atrophy 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Foot Motion during Mid-Support • foot pronation at mid-support in order to make the foot more mobile for further shock absorption • foot pronation medial and inferior glide of talus and internal rotation of tibia COG shifting medially energy consumption and time to re-supinaiton • strategy: hard counter for controlling COG motions counter 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Re-supination at Take-off • re-supination at take-off in order to make the foot rigid and support the body weight • LE motions:subtalar joint supinaiton、midtarsal joint locked, first ray plantarflexion, and MP joint full extension • windlass effect of plantar fascia • ground reaction force momentum (= mv) • running speed • impact force (= Ft) accumulated at metatarsal heads metatarsalgia 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
plantar fascia plantar fascia Windlass Mechanism (Truss Model) Toe neutral PF of 1st ray Toe extension 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
plantar fascia arch support Arch Support in Pronated Foot • pronated foot lower arch plantar fascia stretched • A arch support would further stretch plantar fascia 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Lower Extremity: High-risk in Injuries • pronated foot: functional low-arch • supinated foot: functional high-arch • tight Achilles tendon • tibial varum • bow-leg pronated foot 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Functional Foot Orthosis • to maintain subtalar neutral position • to dissipate foot pressure 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
supinated foot neutral foot pronated foot Foot Types 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Characteristics of Pronated Foot arch height WB STJ neutral callus beneath 2nd and 3rd MTHs 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
PT of Marathon Runners’ Injuries-- Assessment and Treatment • Biomechanical concerns of running injuries • Physical therapy assessment • Skills required for a PT on race day 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Common Musculoskeletal Problemsin Marathon Runners • etiology • intensity or time • mal-alignment of WB joints • Insufficient or lax flexibility • muscle weakness or imbalance • poor posture • poor running surface • improper shoe fit LBP Achilles tendinitis iliotibial band friction syndrome stress fracture patellofemoral pain shin splint heel pain metatarsalgia plantar fasciitis 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Achilles Tendinitis • etiology: Archilles tendon tightness • predisposing factors • sudden change in intensity • uphill running • S/S • Achilles tendon pain or stiffness • unable to raise on the heel, deep squatting, or stretch Achilles tendon • enlargement of Achilles tendon 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
resting resisted test stretch tendon muscle fiber tendon Distinguish Tendinitis from Sprain • pain on stretching in both conditions • different anatomical location • pain on isometric resisted test • tendinitis: positive • ligament sprain: negative 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Rupture of Achilles Tendon • S/S • sharp pain, like be “kicked” • tenderness, swelling, or ecchymosis • dump at the rupture site • unable to one leg stance • positive Tompson test 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Plantar Fasciitis neutral foot pronated foot plantar fascia 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Anterior Compartment Syndrome • shin splint • muscles within anterior compartment: • tibialis anterior • extensor hallucis longus • extensor digitorum longus • pathology • intramuscular pressure compression of muscle or vessels 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Q angle Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome • chondromalacia • etiology • lateral tilt of patella • genu valgus • tibia torsion • pronated foot • excessive Q-angle 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome • lateral knee pain at 15-30 of knee flexion 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
popliteus Poplitus Tendinitis • etiology • downhill running • S/S • pain at resisted tibia rotation at 90 of knee flexion posterior view 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Stress Fracture of Pars Interarticularis Superior facet transverse process Inferior facet 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Rotator Cuff Tendinitis • S/S • shoulder stiffness, pain, or weakness • unable to raise the arm or put the hand on sacrum • drop arm test • differentiation • supraspinatus • infraspinatus • teres minor • subscapularis • long head of the biceps brachialis 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Rhabdomyolysis • 肌纖維溶解症 • occurrence: downhill running • S/S: • muscle pain, low-grade fever, and dark urine after racing • muscle swelling, tenderness, and weakness are rare • laboratory examinaiton • serum CK with a level > 5X of normal value • 2 ~ 12 hr after injury and peak in 1 ~ 3 day • Rx • close monitoring for renal, cardiac, and metabolic complications coupled with early and aggressive hydration 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
PT of Marathon Runners’ Injuries-- Assessment and Treatment • Biomechanical concerns of running injuries • Physical therapy assessment • Skills required for a PT on race day 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
向心 離心 Eccentric Exercises 離心運動訓練效果快 但易造成肌肉痠痛 向心運動動作與重力反向,收縮肌肉縮短 離心運動動作與重力同向,收縮肌肉拉長 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練
Embedded Padding in Shoe Insert lateral wedge medial wedge heel pad metatarsal pad 2006年ING國際超級馬拉松行前訓練