Ankle Sprains and Instability

Czajka, Cory M.; Tran, Elaine Y.; Cai, Andrew; DiPreta, John A.

doi:10.1016/j.mcna.2013.11.003

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“…fibulotalare posterius (LFTP) ist sehr selten und v. a. mit schweren Dislokationsverletzungen im Bereich des Sprunggelenks assoziiert [1]. Verletzungen im Bereich des medialseitigen Bandapparats sind deutlich seltener als die des Außenbands [9] und werden ebenfalls bei schweren Traumen, insbesondere bei Fibulafrakturen oder Syndesmosenrupturen, und v. a. in Assoziation mit Verletzungen des Außenban-dapparats beobachtet [1][2][3]. Eine kombinierte Verletzung der medial-und lateralseitigen Strukturen kann zur Rotationsinstabilität führen [4].…”

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Erratum zu: Das instabile Sprunggelenk

2015

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“…Eine kombinierte Verletzung der medial-und lateralseitigen Strukturen kann zur Rotationsinstabilität führen [4]. Isolierte Verletzungen der Syndesmose werden in bis zu 16 % aller Sprunggelenkdistorsionen registriert [1,3,9,10].…”

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Erratum zu: Das instabile Sprunggelenk

2015

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“…RICES means rest, ice, compression, elevation, and support. After such a treatment process is applied in the acute phase, the functional movement of the ankle is improved through treatments including electrostimulation, ultrasound therapy, and manual therapy5 ) . The taping method is frequently used to prevent ankle sprain in athletes, and is widely used for therapeutic purposes.…”

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Immediate effect of ankle balance taping on dynamic and static balance of soccer players with acute ankle sprain

Shin

Kim

2017

J Phys Ther Sci

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[Purpose] This study aimed to evaluate the immediate effect of ankle balance taping on balance ability of soccer players with acute ankle sprain. [Subjects and Methods] This study was conducted with 16 subjects who were diagnosed with ankle sprain. A cross-over randomized design was used. Each subject performed three interventions in a random order. Subjects were randomly assigned to an ankle balance taping, placebo taping, and no taping. For dynamic and static balance, ability was measured using BIORescue (RM Ingenierie, Rodes, France). Limit of stability, sway length and sway speed for one minute were measured. [Results] The Limit of Stability, Sway length and Sway speed differed significantly among the three different taping methods. [Conclusion] In this study, we found that ankle balance taping was effective in terms of improving balance ability of soccer players with an ankle sprain.

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“…These injuries occur during sports activities and in everyday life. Most people who experience ankle injuries are able to recover after a series of treatments, but some people never fully recover [1][2][3]. Surveys have shown that the incidence rate of ankle injuries is growing.…”

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Measuring the 3D motion space of the human ankle

Xiao¹,

Zhang²,

Zhao³

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Abstract. BACKGROUND:The 3D motion space of the human ankle is an important area of study in medicine. The 3D motion space can provide significant information for establishing more reasonable rehabilitation procedures and standards of ankle injury care. OBJECTIVE: This study aims to measure the 3D motion space of the human ankle and to use mathematical methods to quantify it. METHODS: A motion capturing system was used to simultaneously capture the 3D coordinates of points marked on the foot, and convert these coordinate values into rotation angles through trigonometric functions and vectors. The mathematical expression of the ankle's motion space was obtained by screening, arranging, and fitting the converted data. RESULTS: The mathematical expression of the 3D motion space of the participants was obtained. We statistically analyzed the data and learned that, in terms of 3D motion space, the right foot is more flexible than the left foot and the female foot is more flexible than the male foot. CONCLUSIONS: The adduction and abduction rotation ranges are affected by the plantar flexion or dorsal flexure rotation angles. This relationship can be expressed mathematically, which is significant in the study of the ankle joint.

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Ankle Sprains and Instability

Cited by 91 publications

References 43 publications

Erratum zu: Das instabile Sprunggelenk

Erratum zu: Das instabile Sprunggelenk

Immediate effect of ankle balance taping on dynamic and static balance of soccer players with acute ankle sprain

Measuring the 3D motion space of the human ankle

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