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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2019 · 22 MIN

The New Grad Physio Podcast: 'Why A 'Simple' Lateral Ankle Injury Is Never Simple

from The New Grad Physio Podcast · host Andy Barker

Ankle injuries are highly prevalent, and we see them frequently in our clinics within the NHS, private practice and sport. When managed well, patients and athletes can return to full activity quickly, having accelerated through their treatment plan. But some continue to struggle, either through chronic ankle symptoms, or more commonly, with problems elsewhere in the body. In episode #18 learn why even SIMPLE ankle injuries might just not be that simple and how your management of even low-level ankle injuries should change. Learn why ankle re-injury is common and why incomplete ankle rehabilitation can be a key driver for other problems elsewhere in the body particularly groin, hamstring and even lower back pain. Enjoy the show. Any comments or questions about the content of the episode send them over to [email protected] To get a copy of Andy’s book ‘How To Become A Competent, Competent & Competitive New Grad Physio’ or to access ALL his FREE resources visit… www.newgradphysio.com

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