Médecine du sport et médecine manuelle: une approche globale du patient
During my orthopedic training, I had the opportunity to complete professional internships in Romania, then in France, before continuing my studies to where I am today…
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Rehabilitation after total knee replacement: the key to success lies in the patient's hands
During my orthopedic training, I had the opportunity to complete professional internships in Romania, then in France, before continuing my studies to where I am today…
Patellar syndrome
Patellofemoral pain syndrome is defined as mechanical pain felt on the front of the knee. Compression activities such as squatting and climbing can contribute to the pain.
Paris-Roubaix, much more than a cycling race
Paris-Roubaix is much more than a cycling race. It's an extreme challenge that tests not only the riders, but also the mechanics, the soigneurs…
Recurring ankle sprains: what if the problem lies elsewhere?
Ankle sprains are the most common injury in sports. They are often considered a minor accident that heals on its own. However, in 15 to 20% of cases, the pain persists…
Acute mountain sickness
As a physician with a degree in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, I have built my career around a constant interest in movement, performance, and the adaptation of the human body to demanding environments.
Being a team doctor for a hockey team
Being a team doctor for an ice hockey team means working at the intersection of medicine, elite sport, and the realities on the field. In a sport as intense, fast-paced, and physically demanding as this, patient care…
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