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Rupture of the tendoAchillis is a common injury
with a rising incidence. Traditionally the key question following
this injury has been whether or not to operate. However a contemporary
Cochrane review highlighted that the method of rehabilitation may
also have an important contribution to the outcome. Since this review,
various early weight-bearing rehabilitation protocols have been
described. Currently evidence points to the use of early functional
rehabilitation, regardless of operative or non-operative management.
However, there is no consensus on which exact functional rehabilitation
protocol should be used. Future research should be directed towards
improving our understanding of how the different rehabilitative
components interact in the tendoAchillis as it heals