In 2001, Mr. François Côté suffered several injuries during a snowmobile accident. After several months of rehabilitation, he will still suffer from permanent sequelae in the levator muscle of the left foot, also known as “foot drop”.
“Foot drop” (or weakness of the foot levator) refers to a pathology that prevents people with this condition from properly lifting one of their feet and their toes as they walk. The balance, mobility and trust of the affected people are affected. The foot points down, the toes drag and scratch the ground. Thus, irregular soil or a simple carpet can become a real obstacle and lead to a fall.
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