The Effect of Rehabilitation Exercises for a Meniscus Tear (Before Surgery Intervention) to Improve the Range of Motion and Muscle Strength of Soccer Players
Keywords:
rehabilitation exercises, meniscus tear, variable range of motion, muscle strength, football playersAbstract
The effect of rehabilitation exercises for a torn meniscus (before surgical intervention) on the range of motion and muscle strength of soccer players. The importance of the research lies in studying the meniscus tear injury by preparing rehabilitative exercises applied before the surgical intervention in order to improve the range of motion (extension, flexion) and the muscle strength of the muscles working on the knee joint (front, back ) for football players aged (20-28 years). The objectives of the research include: knowing the rehabilitation exercises for a torn meniscus (before surgical intervention) and their effect on the range of motion and muscle strength of football players. Areas of research include the human field: a sample of football players in Dhi Qar Governorate who will undergo surgical intervention after applying rehabilitation exercises. Their number is (2) and their ages range from 20 to 28 years. Temporal scope: for the period from 2/2/2021 until 3/20/2021 Spatial scope: The South Center for Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries. The most important conclusions include: The results of the pre- and post-test of the experimental research sample showed a clear improvement in the research variables (range of motor). , muscular strength) and in favor of the post-test.
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