The effect of elastic therapeutic taping on lumbar extensor isokinetic performance

Knapman, Harry; Fallon, Tom; O'Connor, M.V.; Titmus, Lee A.; Choy, Sherrie T.; Hornsby, Claire; Marsden, J.; Shum, Gary L.

doi:10.1016/j.ptsp.2016.10.004

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“…There is growing interest in taping methods for prevention of ankle sprain recurrence and to improve proprioception of the ankle [ 16 ]. Taping with elastic bandages is used for neuromuscular diseases as well, and numerous studies have reporting its effect [ 17 ].…”

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Immediate Effects of Ankle Balance Taping with Kinesiology Tape for Amateur Soccer Players with Lateral Ankle Sprain: A Randomized Cross-Over Design

Kim

Shin

2017

Med Sci Monit

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BackgroundThe objective of this study was to investigate the immediate effect on gait function when ankle balance taping is applied to amateur soccer players with lateral ankle sprain.Material/MethodsA cross-over randomized design was used. Twenty-two soccer players with an ankle sprain underwent 3 interventions in a random order. Subjects were randomly assigned to ankle balance taping, placebo taping, and no taping groups. The assessment was performed using the GAITRite portable walkway system, which records the location and timing of each footfall during ambulation.ResultsSignificant differences were found in the velocity, step length, stride length, and H-H base support among the 3 different taping methods (p<0.05). The ankle balance taping group showed significantly greater velocity, step length, and stride length in comparison to the placebo and no taping group. The ankle balance taping group showed a statistically significant decrease (p<0.05) in the H-H base support compared to the placebo and no taping groups, and the placebo group showed significantly greater velocity in comparison to the no taping group (p<0.05).ConclusionsWe conclude that ankle balance taping that uses kinesiology tape instantly increased the walking ability of amateur soccer players with lateral ankle sprain. Therefore, ankle balance taping is a useful alternative to prevent and treat ankle sprain of soccer players.

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Immediate Effects of Ankle Balance Taping with Kinesiology Tape for Amateur Soccer Players with Lateral Ankle Sprain: A Randomized Cross-Over Design

Kim

Shin

2017

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“… 18 , 19 , 20 Based on these effects, using these rationales as a basis for their clinical intervention, physical therapists often use ETA to improve mobility, enhance sport and functional performance, and treat musculoskeletal complaints, including patients with LBP. 21 , 22 , 23 …”

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Systematic Review of Lumbar Elastic Tape on Trunk Mobility: A Debatable Issue

Amstel

Noten²,

Boomen³

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Archives of Rehabilitation Research and Clinical Translation

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Objectives To systematically review the literature to analyze the effect of lumbar elastic tape application on trunk mobility, surpassing the minimal detectable change of the used outcome measurement tool, and to analyze the additional effect of applied tension and direction of elastic tape application in low back pain and participants without low back pain. Data Sources Four databases were used: PubMed, Web of Science, Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro), and Google Scholar. Study Selection The inclusion criteria were randomized and clinical controlled trials evaluating the effectiveness of lumbar elastic tape application on trunk mobility. Data Extraction Two researchers executed the search and a third author was consulted to resolve disagreements. The methodological quality was scored using the PEDro scale, with studies scoring ≤5 being excluded. Data Synthesis Eight out of 6799 studies were included; 5 studied individuals with low back pain, and 3 studied participants without low back pain. Two studies scored low on the PEDro scale and were excluded. None of the reported significant changes in trunk mobility due to elastic tape application exceeded the indicated minimal detectable change. No conclusions can be drawn from the direction and applied tension of elastic tape application. Conclusions Based on the results of this systematic review, there is no evidence supporting the effect of lumbar elastic tape application. We recommend consensus in the use of more reliable and valid instruments in future studies.

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Possibilities of kinesio taping to prevent injuries of professional dancers

Berezutsky

2018

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

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A literature review of the application of kinesio taping in the prevention of professional dancers' injuries indicated frequent dance-related and overuse injuries and a lack of organized information about this issue. This study aimed to assess the impact of kinesio taping on the musculoskeletal system of dancers, based on scientific research data from 2015-2017. The analysis revealed that kinesio taping can effectively reduce muscle spasms, rebuild muscle strength of the injured extremity, improve static and dynamic balance and ease pain, due to its ability to improve proprioception of joints and regulate muscle tone. These effects reduce muscle imbalance and joint instability, thus increasing treatment efficacy and shortening the physical load limitation. Kinesio taping significantly reduces the risk of overuse syndromes and dance-related injuries during dance training and strenuous exercises of people with chronic musculoskeletal diseases. Therefore, kinesio taping has broad utility in primary and secondary prevention of dance-related injuries.

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The effect of elastic therapeutic taping on lumbar extensor isokinetic performance

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Immediate Effects of Ankle Balance Taping with Kinesiology Tape for Amateur Soccer Players with Lateral Ankle Sprain: A Randomized Cross-Over Design

Immediate Effects of Ankle Balance Taping with Kinesiology Tape for Amateur Soccer Players with Lateral Ankle Sprain: A Randomized Cross-Over Design

Systematic Review of Lumbar Elastic Tape on Trunk Mobility: A Debatable Issue

Possibilities of kinesio taping to prevent injuries of professional dancers

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