Flexor Retinaculum: Anatomy, Compression Syndromes & Physiotherapy
The flexor retinaculum is a crucial, yet often overlooked, fibrous band of tissue found in your wrist and ankle. It plays a vital role by forming tunnels that house and stabilise essential tendons and nerves, ensuring smooth movement. However, when this structure becomes thickened or the space within its tunnels is compromised, it can lead to painful nerve compression syndromes. Understanding its function is the first step toward effective relief.
Physiotherapy offers a powerful, non-invasive approach to treating conditions related to the flexor retinaculum, helping restore function and alleviate debilitating symptoms. At Physiotattva, our expert physiotherapists utilise targeted strategies to address the root cause of your pain, guiding you back to optimal health and mobility.
















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