Plantography in Orthorehab Center
About the clinic
Plantography, incorporating pedobarography and gait analysis, checks foot pressure distribution and lower limb function at the Orthorehab Center in Athens, Greece. The diagnostic uses digital pressure platforms to identify imbalances during standing and walking. This analysis helps detect the root causes of pain in the feet, knees, and back by visualizing how a person distributes their weight.
Examination Details
The procedure focuses on kinetic gait patterns, symmetry, and stability to find overload areas. The findings allow specialists to create a precise map of foot function. Patients receive the following during the diagnostic session:
- Digital visualization. A clear map showing foot pressure distribution.
- Real-time analysis. Evaluation of load distribution while standing and moving.
- Gait assessment. A study of lower limb function to check for kinetic imbalances.
- Insole recommendations. Personalized suggestions for therapeutic insoles based on the digital data.
Method and Equipment
Orthorehab Center uses pedobarographs and pressure platforms for this examination. This technology captures data as the patient walks across a specialized surface. Physiotherapists and a podiatrist interpret the results alongside a physical clinical examination. The process is non-invasive and provides immediate data on how the musculoskeletal system handles weight.
Who Should Get a Plantography
The diagnostic is useful for individuals with chronic musculoskeletal pain or specific foot conditions. It helps identify issues related to several health factors:
- Pediatric growth. Monitoring children during various growth phases to check for flatfoot.
- Chronic pain. Investigating unexplained hip, knee, or back pain.
- Foot deformities. Assessing cases of bunions or plantar fasciitis.
- Athletic performance. Helping athletes optimize movement and prevent injury.
The assessment is performed in an outpatient setting and provides a foundation for choosing corrective footwear or specialized insoles. Patients can leave a request on Bookimed to arrange a plantography session.
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Treatments prices in the clinic
| treatment | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Surgical treatment of valgus deformity | Price on request | |
| Rehabilitation with Re-step system | Price on request | |
| Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy | Price on request | |
| Physiotherapy | Price on request | |
| Lapidus Procedure 3D Bunion Correction (Hallux Valgus) | Price on request |
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Orthorehab Center: more details about the clinic
Established in 1996, Ortho Rehab Center is a specialized musculoskeletal diagnostic and rehabilitation clinic. It is located in the Alimos district of Athens, Greece. The facility operates as a multi-specialty center. It integrates orthopedic and physiatric care with advanced diagnostic imaging. The clinic features dedicated areas for orthopedic evaluation, physical medicine, and therapeutic applications.
Musculoskeletal Excellence and Scientific Recognition
The center has dedicated over 30 years to musculoskeletal recovery. It has earned recognition from the scientific community through participation in international meetings. Thousands of patients have trusted the clinic for chronic pain management and postoperative care. The medical team includes specialists with international training and academic backgrounds in foot and ankle surgery.
Rehabilitation and Orthopedic Specialties
Ortho Rehab Center provides complete care for a variety of conditions. Specialists manage complex issues through coordinated rehabilitation plans. The clinic focuses on several key areas:
- Foot and Ankle Surgery: Surgeons perform minimally invasive correction for hallux valgus (bunions) and digital deformities. These techniques allow patients to walk on the same day.
- Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation: The team manages fractures, adductor strains, and ligament ruptures. Therapy combines device-based modalities with personalized movement programs.
- Physiatry and Pain Management: Physicians focus on restoring function through non-surgical interventions. They specialize in treating sports injuries and pelvic floor dysfunction.
- Pediatric Evaluation: The clinic assesses children for flat feet using digital gait analysis. This helps identify functional imbalances early in development.
- Medical Aesthetics: The premises host a dermatology clinic for skin boosters and biostimulators. Treatments include non-surgical blepharoplasty and electromagnetic muscle strengthening.
Each treatment plan is adjusted continuously based on objective progress data.
Advanced Diagnostic and Treatment Technologies
The clinic uses specialized equipment for diagnostic accuracy and measurable recovery. Diagnostic imaging includes musculoskeletal ultrasound certified by the Central Health Authority. This technology allows for targeted injections while avoiding nerves and vessels. The clinic also uses several technological platforms:
- Pedobarography: This system provides digital visualization of foot pressure. It records real-time load distribution during standing and walking to highlight overload areas.
- Kinvent Physio Technology: Sensors record objective data on muscle performance and balance. Patients receive real-time feedback through a dedicated application.
- Akuis Syntesi: A robotic smart resistance system provides electronically adjustable loads. It uses biofeedback to adapt resistance during neuromuscular training.
- Therapeutic Modalities: The clinic uses TECAR therapy for deep heat treatment. Other options include rPMS magnetic stimulation and deep tissue oscillation.
Specialists also use shockwave therapy (ESWT) for chronic tendon-related pain and delayed healing.
Integrative Care and Support Services
Rehabilitation often incorporates Clinical Pilates to restore core stability. These sessions are clinically guided by physiotherapy principles. For neurological recovery, the clinic provides Myofx Training System sessions. Certified physiotherapists deliver these through supervised training.
Medical acupuncture is also available to regulate energy flow and activate the nervous system. Typical sessions last between 20 to 40 minutes.
Physicians monitor patient progress through a structured return-to-activities plan. This includes specialized support for postoperative patients, such as those recovering from ACL reconstruction. The center provides ongoing monitoring so every patient reaches their functional goals.
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TOULOUPAS ANDREAS
Stella Pagoni
Ιουλια Σπαθα
Fotini Kopaniari
Athanasia Panagopoulou
Eleni Takvorian
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ΦΑΝΗ ΒΟΥΖΑ
TILEMACHOS DRAKOULAKIS
560 Vouliagmenis Avenue, Alimos, Greece, 17456
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