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Motor imagery involves visualizing a movement without any physical execution. Numerous studies have already demonstrated the effectiveness of motor imagery in improving athletic performance or facilitating rehabilitation due to its neurofunctional properties, which are almost identical to physical execution.

This condition results in 6,500 emergency room visits every day. Following a first sprain, the risk of recurrence is 3,5 times higher in the following year, affecting up to 70% of patients who participate in sports. Furthermore, it is alarming to note that 40% of patients will develop chronic ankle instability (CAI) as a result of these injuries.

What do a patient who has difficulty or is unable to go up and down stairs, another who is unable to gain strength in their ligamentoplasty rehabilitation, and a third who has a painful discomfort that persists over time have in common? They are motor inhibitions.

Work on the management of chronic post-stroke spasticity in private physiotherapy using an innovative rehabilitation technique: neuromotor reprogramming proposed by Allyane.

The persistence of brain changes following musculoskeletal injuries: the case of anterior cruciate ligament injury.