Context: Postural control deficits arising from injured ankles are central to chronic ankle
instability (CAI) and its persistent symptoms. This is usually measured by recording the …

Background Dual-task training has been a popular intervention for individuals with balance
impairments. However, the effects of dual-task training on chronic ankle instability (CAI) …

Objectives To assess the neurocognitive performance while maintaining balance of patients
experiencing CAI compared to healthy controls. In patients with CAI, the affected limb was …

Background Several prior studies involving “expected” single-leg landings have not
succeeded in establishing a difference between copers and a control group. Research …

Objectives To investigate the immediate effects of local muscle vibration (LMV) on static and
dynamic balance control in individuals with and without chronic ankle instability (CAI) …

Objectives To validate a choice-reaction hop test (CRHT) by assessing differences in timing
versus the side-hop test (SHT), and to determine the CRHT's test-retest reliability. Design …

Copers are individuals who have had a lateral ankle sprain but have no history of recurrent
lateral ankle sprain, residual symptoms, or functional disability. Copers have shown no …

Introduction The Reactive Balance Test (RBT) could be a valuable addition to research on
chronic ankle instability (CAI) and clinical practice, but before it can be used in clinical …

Balance improvement could contribute to ankle stability for the prevention of ankle sprains.
Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is an effective way of augmenting muscle activity and …

Abstract The Balance Error Scoring System (BESS), a subjective examiner-based
assessment, is often employed to assess postural balance in individuals with chronic ankle …