Abstract

CORONARY EXERCISES AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE SENSORY RECEPTORS AFTER THE REMOVAL OF THE FRONT CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Ahmed Kamel Allawi, Profr.Dr. Ahmed Farhan Tamimi

Volume: 9 Issue: 2 2019

Abstract:

The goal of the research is to develop rehabilitation exercises and knowledge of its impact in the balance and rehabilitation of the injured to normal position before injury and not return the injury again. Where the researcher used Tamarinat balance in the third week after surgery and the transition from easy to difficult in all stages of rehabilitation of the cruciate ligament front and the goal of the research is to improve the receivers of deep sense through exercises and physical therapy. The problem of research is not to use balancing exercises and distribution The weight of the body on the affected party only after several weeks and this affects the rehabilitation of rehabilitation in terms of transition from stage to stage because of the tendency of the injured on the right side only. The researcher used the experimental method, and the research community represented the injured cut the cruciate ligament front of football players from the clubs of the province of Dhi Qar in Iraq and the number of (10) was implemented within 6 months The researcher concluded that the use of balance exercises in the third week after the surgery is effective In alerting and arousing the receivers of the deep sense, the researcher recommends the use of balance exercises in the third week after surgery.

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