Study Design Observational cross-sectional design. Objectives To determine whether a
deficit exists in the ability to perceive inversion and eversion movements among subjects …

de Jong A, Kilbreath SL, Refshauge KM, Adams R. Performance in different proprioceptive
tests does not correlate in ankles with recurrent sprain. OBJECTIVE: To determine the …

Purpose A common explanation for the tendency for ankle inversion sprains to recur is that
proprioception is impaired by the initial sprain. It is further hypothesized that the application …

Background Taping is often used to counter the proprioceptive deficit after joint injury such
as ankle sprain. However, the effect of taping on proprioceptive acuity at the ankle is …

Objective. Evaluate reliability of isokinetic tests for inversion and eversion in individuals with
recurrent lateral ankle sprain and compare inversion to eversion muscle performance in the …

Objective: To examine if patients with chronic ankle instability or a history of ankle sprains
without chronic instability have worse proprioception or less invertor and evertor muscle …

Ankle sprains are extremely common. However, very little is known about the variables that
predispose individuals to these injuries. The purpose of this study was to examine …

Ankle inversion injuries are common, yet little is known about the error associated with
different positions as inversion depth increases. In this study, absolute judgments made …

Objective: Assessing the effects of ankle injury and sport participation level on ankle
proprioceptive sensitivity using a joint position reproduction (JPR) test and an inversion …

Introduction Functional instability is defined as a repeated ankle inversion sprain and a
giving way sensation. Previous studies have described the damage of sensori-motor control …