Lymphatic osteopathy for medial tibial stress syndrome

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Effect of treatment by lymphatic osteopathy on an athlete suffering from medial
tibial stress syndrome: Case Report
Deepak Raghav, Parul Rathore, Monika Sharma
Santosh University Journal of Health Sciences 2017;3(1):32-33

Medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS) is an exercise-induced, localized pain along the distal two thirds of the posteriormedial
tibia and can be a debilitating injury in runners. In studies of recreational runners, MTSS has been reported as the second
most frequently diagnosed injury. It is an inflammation of the periosteum or muscle from overuse. The cause of this condition is
due to many factors including training errors and biomechanical abnormalities. This case study explores the role of Lymphatic
osteopathy in a runner suffering from MTSS.
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