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, anti-inflammatory drugs, physical therapy and discontinuing activities that aggravate symptoms by forced hyper-plantar flexion of the ankle joint. 11 If conservative treatment fails, surgical intervention should be considered. In cases of PAIS, the
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this condition. The treatment of CRPS includes medications, physical therapy, regional anaesthesia, and neuromodulation ( 40 ). In a systematic review published in 2023 by Sobeeh et al. it was affirmed that diffuse thermal and mechanical
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6 weeks and thereafter they are transitioned to a cam walker boot with weight-bearing as pain allows. As soon as the patient is asymptomatic, physical therapy is initiated with gradual return to activity within 12 weeks is the typical scenario. In
