Elif GÜR KABUL, Bilge BAŞAKCI ÇALIK, Murat TAŞÇI, Veli ÇOBANKARA

Romatoid artritle ilişkili ayak ve ayak bileği problemlerinde fizyoterapinin etkisi

Ayak ve ayak bileğine ilişkin problemler romatoid artritin her döneminde görülür. Fizyoterapi programlarında ayakla ilişkili problemlere yönelik manuplatif tedavi yaklaşımları ve terapatik egzersizlerin etkisi yeterince araştırılmamıştır. Romatoid artrite bağlı kronik ayak-ayak bileği problemi olan 57 yaşındaki bayan hasta, manuplatif tedavi yaklaşımları ve terapötik egzersizlerden oluşan fizyoterapi programı bu olguda başarı göstermiştir.

Efficacy of physiotherapy in foot and ankle problems related to rheumatoid arthritis

Foot and ankle -related problems are seen at all stages of rheumatoid arthritis. The efficacy of manipulative treatment approaches and therapeutic exercises applied to foot-related problems in physiotherapy programs has not been sufficiently researched. The case is here presented of a 57-year old female rheumatoid arthritis patient with chronic foot and ankle problems who was successfully treated with a physiotherapy program of manipulative treatment approaches and therapeutic exercises.

Keywords:

Rheumatoid arthritis, foot, ankle, physiotherapy,

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