2. Sports Medicine is the
medicine of exercise or
the total medical care of
an Exercising individual.
3. The subject of Sports medicine is a amalgam
of many subjects like.
◦ Sports Physiology( Exercise Physiology).
◦ Sports Anthropometry.
◦ Sports Biomechanics( Training Methods).
◦ Sports Psychology.
◦ Nutrition.
◦ Traumatalogy (Forms the main part of sports
medicine dealing with prevention, diagnosis,
treatment and rehabilitation of the injury).
◦ Physiotherapy.
5. OVERALL MANAGEMENT- BASED ON SIX
PRINCIPLES
◦ Minimize the extent of initial damage.
◦ Reduce associated pain and inflammation.
◦ Promote healing of damaged tissues.
◦ Maintain or restore
flexibility, strength, proprioception and overall
fitness during the healing phase.
◦ Functionally rehabilitate the injured athlete to
enable return to sport.
◦ Assess and correct any predisposing factors in
order to reduce likelihood of recurrence.
8. ELECTROTHERAPEUTIC MODALITIES
◦ Ultrasound Therapy
◦ Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation
( TENS)
◦ Interferential Stimulation
◦ High Voltage Galvanic Stimulation(HVGS)
◦ Low Voltage Stimulation
◦ Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulators
◦ Point Stimulators/Hyper stimulation Analgesia
◦ Laser
◦ Diathermy
◦ Magnetic Field Therapy.
9. HEAT AND COLD THERAPY
◦ Cryo Therapy
◦ Superficial Heat
◦ Contrast Bath.
MANUAL THERAPY
◦ Joints-Mobilization, Manipulation, Traction
◦ Muscles-Soft Tissue Technique (Massage), Muscle
Energy Technique
◦ Neuromeningeal Structures- Neural Stretching.
SURGERY
◦ Arthroscopic Surgery
◦ Open Surgery.
10. DEFINATION-
◦ Restoration To a Former Capacity Or
Standing Or To a Rank, Rights And
Privileges Lost Or Forfeited.
THIS IS THE ESSENCE OF SPORTS
MEDICINE REHABILITATION
11. IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF
REHABILITITION
◦ Muscle Conditioning
◦ Flexibility
◦ Proprioception
◦ Functional Exercises
◦ Sports Skills
◦ Correction Of Bio-Mechanics
◦ Maintenance Of Cardiovascular Fitness
◦ Psychology.
13. MUSCLE CONDITIONING
◦ Effect Of Injury Upon Muscle
◦ Principle Of Muscle Conditioning
Specific Adaptation To Imposed Demand
Overload
◦ Component Of Muscle Conditioning
Muscles Strength Training
Isometric Exercises
Isotonic Exercises
Isokinetic Exercises
Muscle Power Training
Muscle Endurance Training
Motor Re-education.
14. FLEXIBILITY
◦ Regaining Full Flexibility Of Joint And Soft
Tissues- A Essential Component
Joint Range Of Motion
Continuous Passive Motion
Passive Mobilization
Passive Exercises
Active Exercises
Active Assisted Exercises
Musculotendinous Flexibility.
15. Proprioception Exercises
Sports Skills
Correction Of Biomechanical Abnormalities
Cardiovascular Fitness
Hydrotherapy
Progression Of Rehabilitation
◦ Type Of Activity
◦ Duration Of Activity
◦ Frequency
◦ Intensity
◦ Complexity Of Activity.
16. STAGES OF REHABILITATION
◦ Initial Stage
◦ Intermediate Stage
◦ Advanced Stage
◦ Return To Sport
Monitoring Rehabilitation Programme
◦ Pain
◦ Tenderness
◦ Range of Motion
◦ Swelling
◦ Redness
◦ Ability To Perform Exercises And Functional
Activities
Psychology and Rehabilitation of Injury.