Background Many factors are thought to contribute to chronic ankle instability (CAI). Multiple
systematic reviews have synthesised the available evidence to identify the primary …

Lateral ankle sprains (LAS) have been reported as one of the most common
musculoskeletal injuries observed in sports and in individuals who are recreationally active …

Objective: To describe the functional anatomy of the ankle complex as it relates to lateral
ankle instability and to describe the pathomechanics and pathophysiology of acute lateral …

Inclusion Criteria When Investigating Insufficiencies in Chronic Ankle Instability Page 1 by the
American College of Sports Medicine. Unauthorized reproduction of this article is prohibited …

The presence of sensorimotor deficits in patients who have suffered ankle sprains or who
have chronic ankle instability has been recognized for several decades; however, a body of …

Objective: To outline rehabilitation concepts that are applicable to acute and chronic injury of
the ankle, to provide evidence for current techniques used in the rehabilitation of the ankle …

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of an unsupervised proprioceptive training
programme on recurrences of ankle sprain after usual care in athletes who had sustained an …

Study Design Controlled laboratory study. Objectives To examine the effect of 2 adhesive
tape conditions compared to a no-tape condition on muscle activity of the fibularis longus …

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 …

Background: The development of repetitive ankle sprains and persistent symptoms after
initial ankle sprain has been termed chronic ankle instability (CAI). There is no clear …