Abstract
This is a case report of a 67-year-old active, healthy, male patient who played sports. He presented with pain and bilateral ecchymosis in the calf area. Data from the patient’s history, a physical examination and complementary exams confirmed a diagnosis of atraumatic spontaneous bilateral Achilles tendon rupture. Surgical treatment was performed using the percutaneous technique (the Achillon device) bilaterally. In thepostoperative period, the patient used a walking boot with a 3-cm heel lift in maximum equinus for 45 days and in a neutral position until 60 days after the procedure. The patient began rehabilitation with physical therapy and returned to his sporting activities without restrictions. Level of Evidence V; Prognostic Studies; Expert Opinion.
Highlights
Resumo Relato de caso de um paciente com 67 anos, homem, ativo, hígido, esportista
He presented with pain
complementary exams confirmed a diagnosis of atraumatic spontaneous bilateral Achilles tendon rupture
Summary
Resumo Relato de caso de um paciente com 67 anos, homem, ativo, hígido, esportista. Apresentou dor e equimose em região de panturrilha bilateral. Como citar esse artigo: Plothow APP, Silva JLV.
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