Lower Leg
Lower Leg
Connecting the knee to the ankle, the lower leg packs a lot of structures into a tight little space. It is able to generate a lot of force, reflected by the size of the Achilles tendon, the largest in the body. Read more about lower leg injuries and their management below.
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If you've strained a calf muscle, make sure you get best practice care to guide injury management, return to play and reduce your risk of re-injury.
An Achilles tendon rupture is a complete or partial tear of the tendon resulting from sudden or excessive force, such as during a rapid change of direction, jumping, or pushing off forcefully.
Achilles tendinopathy can be well managed when treated early, minimising time lost to sport and recreational activities.
Retrocalcaneal bursitis is a painful, transient condition of the heel that responds very well to conservative treatment and physiotherapy.
Achilles tendon injuries are complex and multi-factorial and can significantly impact participation in daily living and sports.
Shin splints are a common cause of exercise-induced pain in runners and athletes.
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