Treatment of shoulder instabilities: adhesive capsulitis or frozen shoulder, dislocation and tendinitis
The shoulder: a few reminders: The shoulder is a complex joint, composed of three articulations (glenohumeral, acromioclavicular, and sternocostoclavicular) and two gliding planes (scapulothoracic and subacromial-deltoid bursa). This "suspended" joint configuration is stabilized by tissue elements (ligaments, capsule). Mobility is made possible by numerous muscles with short lever arms, […]
Definition and treatment of ankle instability
Ankle instability is characterized by a lack of stability in the joint. It generally occurs following a sprain (simple or recurrent) in 70% of cases, or due to poor healing of the anterior calcaneofibular and talofibular bundles of the ankle ligament. The symptoms of ankle instability […]
Following a stroke, hemiplegia, hemiparesis: what rehabilitation care is available?
Read an article written by Anne-Laure Chatain, a physiotherapist and certified Allyane practitioner, on rehabilitation following a stroke. Stroke: A few reminders. A stroke is one of the disorders affecting the central nervous system (brain, brainstem, cerebellum, spinal cord). It involves a disruption of blood flow to an area of the brain, frequently resulting in neurological deficits. With 140,000 new strokes each year…
Treatment to improve hand motor skills and grasping
Improving hand dexterity and grasping skills is essential for maintaining a patient's independence and quality of life. However, the hand's complex motor and sensory functions also make it a particularly vulnerable part of the body for pathologies of neurological, muscular, or articular origin. In this article, we will explore the […]
Pubalgia: characteristics, symptoms and management
Pubalgia is a condition affecting the inguino-pubic region that is quite common. It can be rather complex to manage, particularly due to its multifactorial nature and the possible presence of a combined form. Let's explore the characteristics of this disorder, the different treatment techniques, and the benefits provided by […]
Posterior shoulder dislocation: possible treatments and rehabilitation
Posterior shoulder dislocation: a rare and difficult-to-detect injury. Posterior glenohumeral dislocation of the shoulder is difficult to diagnose. Firstly, it is a rare injury, representing less than 3% of all shoulder dislocations. Diagnosis is not simple and requires a thorough clinical examination. The challenge of immediate detection […]
Neuromotor rehabilitation: a joint interview with Franck Remillieux and Dr. Philippe Gerentes on the Allyane method
The Allyane method is based on an innovative approach aimed at restoring a patient's impaired motor functions. Used particularly in cases of swallowing disorders or temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, it combines mental imagery, proprioception, and listening to low-frequency sounds to overcome motor inhibitions. To better understand […]
How to speed up your return to sport after an injury?
Returning to sport after an injury can sometimes be a real challenge. Due to impatience, many athletes tend to resume physical activity too quickly, without following appropriate protocols, thus increasing their risk of relapse. However, a well-managed recovery remains key to a lasting return to performance. In […]
“The Allyane method: an innovative approach to overcoming motor inhibitions,” according to Charlotte Rieu
The treatment process can sometimes be hindered by persistent motor blocks, known as “motor inhibitions.” The Allyane method, based on motor imagery and listening to low-frequency sounds, offers a new approach to overcome these obstacles and accelerate the patient's return to optimal motor function. Charlotte Rieu, osteopath and […]
Fall on the shoulder: unable to raise the arm, what to do?
A fall on the shoulder can be particularly dramatic and sometimes quite painful. However, pain and the inability to raise the arm are signs that should not be ignored. These symptoms can be related to various injuries, ranging from a simple bruise to a more serious condition, such as a dislocated shoulder or […]