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physiopraxis 2023; 21(11/12): 46-49
DOI: 10.1055/a-2184-2750
Therapie

Spannung lösen – Evidenz-Update Plantarfasziitis

Patrick Hartmann
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Bis zu 10 Prozent der Bevölkerung entwickeln innerhalb ihres Lebens Fersenschmerzen, für die die Plantarfaszie verantwortlich ist. Ein erhöhtes Risiko haben Sportler*innen und inaktive Menschen, Letztere insbesondere bei einem erhöhten BMI im Alter. Anhaltende Fersenschmerzen schränken die Lebensqualität maßgeblich ein und reduzieren die körperliche Leistungsfähigkeit [1]–[5]. Meist reicht eine konservative Therapie aus, die jedoch auch die Risikofaktoren und biomechanische Auffälligkeiten beseitigen sollte.



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17 November 2023

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