Title KOMPARTMENT SINDROM POTKOLJENICE U TRKAČA Title (english) COMPARTMENT SYNDROME OF THE LOWER LEG IN RUNNERS Author Lana Mikša Mentor Marija Rakovac (mentor)Committee member Marija Rakovac (predsjednik povjerenstva)Committee member Tatjana Trošt Bobić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Vesna Babić (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Zagreb Defense date and country 2025-02-20, Croatia Scientific / art field, SOCIAL SCIENCES Abstract Kompartment sindrom potkoljenice je patološko stanje koje se javlja kao posljedica povećanog krvnog tlaka unutar fascijalnih komora potkoljenice, što može dovesti do ishemije mišića i živčanih oštećenja. U trkača, kompartment sindrom predstavlja značajan izazov s obzirom na učestalost i potencijalnu ozbiljnost komplikacija. Ciljevi ovog diplomskog rada obuhvaćaju istraživanje patofizioloških aspekata kompartment sindroma potkoljenice u trkača, pregled dijagnostičkih metoda, analizu terapijskih
... More postupaka te razmatranje pravilne tehnike trčanja i preventivnih strategija u svrhu pružanja sveobuhvatnog pregleda različitih aspekata ovoga sindroma. Diplomski rad će tako opisati patofiziologiju kompartment sindroma potkoljenice u trkača, nudeći temeljit pregled anatomskih i fizioloških aspekata ovog stanja. Fokus će biti stavljen na razumijevanje mehanizma nastanka kompartment sindroma, različite dijagnostičke metode i terapijske postupke. Objasnit će se razlika između akutnog i kroničnog stanja, sindrom će se povezati s ostalim sportskim ozljedama te će se razmotriti strategije za prevenciju njegova nastanka. Less Abstract (english) Compartment syndrome of the lower leg is a pathological condition that occurs because of increased blood pressure within the fascial compartments of the lower leg, which can lead to muscle ischemia and nerve damage. In runners, compartment syndrome represents a significant challenge due to the frequency and potential severity of complications. The objectives of this thesis include investigating the pathophysiological aspects of lower leg compartment syndrome in runners, reviewing diagnostic
... More methods, analysing therapeutic procedures, and considering proper running techniques and preventive strategies to provide a comprehensive overview of various aspects of this syndrome. The thesis will thus describe the pathophysiology of lower leg compartment syndrome in runners, offering a thorough review of the anatomical and physiological aspects of this condition. The focus will be on understanding the mechanism of compartment syndrome development, various diagnostic methods, and therapeutic procedures. The difference between acute and chronic conditions will be explained, the syndrome will be related to other sports injuries, and strategies for its prevention will be considered. Less Keywords
ishemija
patofiziologija
fascija
krvni tlak
Keywords (english)
ischemia
pathophysiology
fascia
blood pressure
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:117:422294 Study programme Title: Kinesiology; specializations in: Kinesiology in Education and Track-and-Field, Kinesiology in Education and Fitness, Kinesiology in Education and Wrestling, Kinesiology in Education and Sailing, Kinesiology in Education and Windsurfing, Kinesiology in Education and Judo, Kinesiology in Education and Kayaking, Kinesiology in Education and Kinesiological Recreation, Kinesiology in Education and Kinesitherapy, Kinesiology in Education and Physical Conditioning of Athletes, Kinesiology in Education and Basketball, Kinesiology in Education and Football, Kinesiology in Education and Volleyball, Kinesiology in Education and Basic Kinesiological Transformations, Kinesiology in Education and Dancing, Kinesiology in Education and Swimming, Kinesiology in Education and Rhythmic Gymnastics, Kinesiology in Education and Handball, Kinesiology in Education and Skiing, Kinesiology in Education and Artistic Gymnastics, Kinesiology in Education and Management of Sport, Kinesiology in Education and Tennis, Kinesiology in Education and Rowing Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Open access Terms of use Created on 2025-02-25 14:00:29
