Functional instability is a common complication following an acute ankle sprain. Three
potential contributing factors underlying the ankle which chronically gives way are …

Functional instability of the ankle is common following inversion sprain. Factors suggested
as causes of this disability include mechanical instability of the talocrural joint, peroneal …

The purpose of this investigation was to document the degree of weakness present in the
medial and lateral muscle groups of individuals with chronically unstable ankles. Peak …

A review of current knowledge of the clinical syndrome of functional ankle instability is
presented. Recent evidence has demonstrated that the majority of patients with functional …

Dynamic Ankle Stability: Mechanical and Neuromuscular Interrelationships Page 1 Journal of
Sport Rehabilitation, 1994, 3. 43-57 © 1994 Human Kinetics Publishers, Inc. Dynamic Ankle …

Study Design Case control study. Objectives To classify individuals with functional ankle
instability (FAI) into deficit and no-deficit categories based on the evaluation of the most …

Functional ankle instability (FAI) has been associated with impaired sensorimotor function;
however individual studies have produced conflicting results. In an attempt to reduce this …

Purpose The aim of this paper is to provide fundamental information about the biomechanics
of the unstable ankle joint and to establish a rational for the daily clinic when dealing with …

Questions Is loss of proprioception or loss of motor control related to functional ankle
instability? Are proprioception and motor control related? Is there any difference in …

Lateral ankle sprains are one of the most common athletic injuries. Even more concerning is
the high recurrence rate after an initial sprain. The development of repetitive ankle sprains …