Centre for Sports Science-Sree Kanteerava Stadium

On Field Physiotherapy offered at Centre For Sports Science

We, The Physiotherapists at CSS have Physio kit handy, consisting of FIRST AID, Cold packs, Pain Relief Spray and K- Tapes.

Common Sporting Injuries we treat include:
• Tendon Injuries
• Overuse Injuries
• Tendon Rupture
• Sprains
• Strains
• Subluxations / Dislocations
• Fractures
• Concussion
• Contusion

The goals of on-field treatment of trauma are to :
(1) Prevent further injury
(2) Minimize the zone of injury
(3) Decrease pain
(4) Promote healing
(5) Allow a safe return to athletic competition.

Optogait is an innovative system for movement analysis and functional assessment of patients with normal or pathological conditions.
The system is equipped with optical sensors working at a frequency of 1000 Hz and having an accuracy of 1 cm, detecting the relevant space and time parameters for gait, running or other test types.
The objective measurement of such data, combined with an integrated video acquisition, allows monitoring of a patient’s condition on a constant basis, detecting problem areas, assessing mechanical inefficiencies and rapidly verifying the existence of asymmetries between the two legs.
The software platform allows easy storage of all tests carried out and the ability to recall them instantly if necessary. This allows the development of a customized patient recovery plan. It is also possible to compare very quickly and easily data of tests carried out at different times, in order to assess the validity and the efficiency of the methodology applied.

How does it helps ?

ASSESS:Objectively the patient’s general physical conditions.

IDENTIFY:Deficiencies, postural problems and asymmetries on the basis of data and videos and determine how the patients’ performance is being effected.

THERAPEUTIC :Helps in rehabilitation of knee,hip and ankle injuries.

PREVENTION: Current status ,Feedback ,comparison between legs and pre-post and progression status.

VERIFICATION: In a dynamic situation, the efficacy of arch supports, insoles or functional tapes
compare various shoes and their effect on the patient’s gait.