This revised clinical practice guideline (CPG) addresses the distinct but related lower
extremity impairments of those with a first-time lateral ankle sprain (LAS) and those with …

Purpose Lateral ankle sprains are common and can manifest into chronic ankle instability
(CAI) resulting in altered gait mechanics that may lead to subsequent ankle sprains. Our …

Background: The prevalence and impact of chronic ankle instability (CAI) in adolescent
athletes are unknown. To better develop and justify prevention strategies of lateral ankle …

Lateral ankle sprains occur more than any other musculoskeletal injury in an athletic
population. The greatest risk for an inversion ankle sprain is a history of a previous sprain …

Objective Determine which ankle instability questionnaire predicts subject's ankle instability
status based on a minimum accepted criteria for FAI (MC_FAI). Design Cross-sectional …

Background Individuals with CAI have demonstrated a more inverted foot position during
walking when compared to a healthy control group. Copers are individuals who have had an …

Background: Patients with chronic ankle instability (CAI) have demonstrated altered
neuromuscular function and decreased muscle strength when compared with healthy …

Purpose To investigate the clinical measures of foot posture and morphology,
multisegmented joint motion and play, strength, and dynamic balance in recreationally …

Background Assessment of foot posture, morphology, intersegmental mobility, strength and
motor control of the ankle-foot complex are commonly used clinically, but measurement …

Previous investigations have established that dancers suffer a large number of injuries to the
lower leg, foot, and ankle, with a portion of these being significant time loss injuries or in …