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ASSOCIATIONS OF ANKLE MOBILITY AND TENDOACHILLES IN CAUSATION AND PROGRESSION OF VARICOSE VEINS
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Background: The causative factors of lower limb varicose veins are vast and are still under research. The current paper
aims to study the role of ankle mobility and Tendoachilis in causing lower limb varicose veins for effective means of
prevention This study aims at studying the relationship of Ankle mobility and Tendoa Aims and Objectives: chilis in the causation and
progression of varicose veins. This is a prospective study done in the surgical O Materials and Methods: PD and wards of Government General
Hospital, Anantapur with study sample of 100 patients. Data was collected using a questionnaire and clinical assessment and was analyzed using a
multivariate analysis. According to multivariate analysis, among all the Results: participants, the odds of developing varicose veins were more
for population with deranged ankle mobility, plantar exion and dorsiexion. This study hi Conclusions: ghlighted deranged ankle mobility,
dorsiexion and plantar exion as an important factor for causation and progression of lower limb varicose veins. These ndings lead to an
evidence-based treatment and prevention strategy
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Title: ASSOCIATIONS OF ANKLE MOBILITY AND TENDOACHILLES IN CAUSATION AND PROGRESSION OF VARICOSE VEINS
Description:
Background: The causative factors of lower limb varicose veins are vast and are still under research.
The current paper
aims to study the role of ankle mobility and Tendoachilis in causing lower limb varicose veins for effective means of
prevention This study aims at studying the relationship of Ankle mobility and Tendoa Aims and Objectives: chilis in the causation and
progression of varicose veins.
This is a prospective study done in the surgical O Materials and Methods: PD and wards of Government General
Hospital, Anantapur with study sample of 100 patients.
Data was collected using a questionnaire and clinical assessment and was analyzed using a
multivariate analysis.
According to multivariate analysis, among all the Results: participants, the odds of developing varicose veins were more
for population with deranged ankle mobility, plantar exion and dorsiexion.
This study hi Conclusions: ghlighted deranged ankle mobility,
dorsiexion and plantar exion as an important factor for causation and progression of lower limb varicose veins.
These ndings lead to an
evidence-based treatment and prevention strategy.
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