Sports Rehabilitation Phases: A Literature Review

Anggiat, Lucky (2021) Sports Rehabilitation Phases: A Literature Review. International Journal of Medical and Exercise Science, 7 (3). pp. 1096-1103. ISSN 2455 0159

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Abstract

Physiotherapists must have precise and accurate clinical decisions when dealing with an injured athlete because they must return to their sport activities as their job. The selection of the right intervention in the sports rehabilitation phase will certainly give good results to the athlete. This study aims to serve as a general guideline for the stages of exercise rehabilitation carried out by physiotherapists with the selection of appropriate physiotherapy interventions. Methods: This study is a literature review study that took sources from online and offline literature. The literaturein form of books and journal articles that discuss the sport rehabilitation phase. Results: From the search results, there are not many books and articles that specifically stated that there are phases in sports injury rehabilitation. Some sources are still more specific in a case or only show interventions that can be an option in the application of sports injury management regardless of phase. However, there is also some literature, mostly books, showing the application of progressive programs in sports injury rehabilitation in four phases. Conclusion: In conclusion, the phase of sport rehabilitation carried out by a physiotherapist must have a clear stage based on the examination and the needs of the athlete. Typical sports rehabilitation phases are phases one to four with a focus on reducing pain in phase 1, increasing flexibility in phase 2, returning and increasing strength, endurance, agility, balance and proprioception in phase 3 and returning to sports in phase 4. Keywords: Sport, Rehabilitation Phase, Intervention, Physiotherapy

Item Type: Article
Subjects: MEDICINE > Therapeutics. Pharmacology
Depositing User: Mr Alexander Jeremia
Date Deposited: 30 Sep 2021 05:12
Last Modified: 19 Aug 2022 07:01
URI: http://repository.uki.ac.id/id/eprint/5420

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