Purpose: The aim of the present study was to follow the effectiveness of Ergon Tehnique, on static power endurance, in patients after surgical treatment of bimalleolar ankle fracture. Material/Methods: 30 patients with bimalleolar fracture in the subacute postoperative period were studied, distributed as follows: control group (CG) - 15 patients and experimental group (EG) - 15 patients. A test was conducted to investigate the status and changes of the static strength endurance of the operated leg, measured in seconds, before the start, after one month, two months and after three months of kinesitherapy. The patient stands on his toes and the time (in seconds) in which he manages to stay in the set position is recorded. The test assesses the patient's ability to stand on tiptoes on the operated lower limb. A traditional model of kinesitherapy was applied in a control group, and Ergon Tehnique was applied in an experimental group. Results: The mean values ((x) over bar +/- SD) after one month of kinesitherapy were as follows: in the control group 0.333 +/- 0.488 and 1.067 +/- 0.798 in the experimental group. After three months of treatment, the results were as follows: static strength endurance in the control group was 1.333 +/- 1.234 and 7.267 +/- 3.615 in the experimental group. The values of P show that the established difference in the mean values of the indicator in the two groups after three months of kinesitherapy is statistically significant and proves a higher efficiency of the experimental model compared to the traditional one applied in the control group, at P<0.05. Conclusion: In the conducted study, we found that there were statistically significant differences in both groups, in EG we found that Ergon Tehnique had a better effect on static strength endurance in patients with bimalleolar ankle fracture, compared to the applied traditional model of kinesitherapy in CG.
