Many studies investigated the contributing factors of chronic ankle instability, but a
consensus has not yet been obtained. The objective of this critical review is to provide recent …

Context A comprehensive systematic literature review of the health-related quality-of-life
(HRQOL) differences among individuals with chronic ankle instability (CAI), ankle-sprain …

Training and testing of balance have potential applications in sports and medicine.
Laboratory grade force plates (FP) are considered the gold standard for the measurement of …

Context: A lack of published comparisons between measures from commercially available
computerized posturography devices and the outcome measures used to define the limits of …

Objective To examine whether people with recurrent ankle sprain, have specific physical
and sensorimotor deficits. Design A systematic review of journal articles in English using …

Despite a history of a lateral ankle sprain, some individuals (copers) return to high-level
activities (ie jumping, pivoting) without recurrent injury or loss of function while others …

Context: Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is characterized by repeated ankle sprains, which
have been linked to postural instability. Therefore, it is important for clinicians to identify …

Time to stabilization (TTS) is the time it takes for an individual to return to a baseline or
stable state following a jump or hop landing. A large variety exists in methods to calculate …

Hip abductors play an important role in maintaining trunk and pelvis stability during unipedal
tasks. The purpose of the study was to compare postural stability between individuals with …

Background: The decision to return to play following an ankle injury is a multifactorial
process involving both physical and psychological parameters. The current body of literature …