PhysioGare - Madouri Lara (Genève)

Physiogare specialties

Rheumatology: Specialization in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the musculoskeletal system, such as diseases of the bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Orthopedics: Medical and surgical discipline of the upper and lower limbs. The physiotherapist will intervene post-operatively to alleviate deficiencies and function. The aim is to achieve independence as quickly as possible. The most frequently treated cases are patients with total hip or knee joint replacements.

Traumatology: A medical specialty that deals with physical trauma resulting from accidents, such as fractures, sprains and contusions of the skeleton, as well as traumatic soft-tissue pathology such as tendon rupture, tears and muscle strains. Treatment often begins with lymphatic drainage, followed by muscle recovery and mobilization. The aim is to restore optimal strength and amplitude to the injured joints.

Manual lymphatic drainage: Lymphatic drainage is known for its anti-inflammatory action on tissues, promoting optimal healing.

Lymphatic drainage is a slow, gentle massage designed to boost the circulation of lymph, a colorless liquid that circulates in the lymphatic vessels and drains toxins and cellular debris. In concrete terms, it involves applying slow, even, circular pressure to the skin with the fingers and palms of the hands over the entire body, following the direction of lymphatic circulation and varying the pressure.

Sports physiotherapy:

• Adapted to sports-related pathologies such as sprains, tendinopathies, muscle injuries and fractures. Ensuring optimal return to sport through rehabilitation, conditioning and confidence-building tailored to the athlete, the specific nature of the sport and the trauma suffered.
• Restoring the athlete's physical and physiological capacities
• Preparation for resuming sport
• Sports massages (physical preparation, pre-sport warm-up, post-sport recovery)