… surgical reconstruction of the lateral ankle ligaments. Many surgical procedures for the
unstable ankle have been described. These vary greatly in their effect on ankle and subtalar joint …

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

… The aim of this review is to discuss neuromuscular control and proprioception of the
ankle joint, their potential deficits in unstable ankles, and the effectiveness of incorporating …

… ankle ligamentous injuries are the most commonly encountered sports injury; the incidence
of ankle … The majority of lateral ligamentous injuries of the ankle can be treated successfully …

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to be related to the severity of the ankle sprain; 80% of the sprains were grade I in this study. …

… absent in the functionally unstable ankles tested. Evertor muscle strength was similar in
the normal and functionally unstable ankles. UBE results were consistent with the theory of …

… of the ankle is frequently due to disruption of the fibres of the anterior talofibular ligament
and the anterolateral capsule. This allows momentary subluxations at the ankle joint; the talus …

… proprioceptive system in terms of ankle joint stability in mechanically unstable ankle joints
… the reflex time in functionally unstable ankle joints was compared with stable ankles. All …

… the unstable ankle in slightly over one-half of the subjects in our population. The findings are
also consistent with the … with the functionally unstable ankle in more than half of the cases in …

… tilt in unstable ankles was found in the braced compared with the nonbraced situation (… The
talar tilt with the brace after activity was still significantly lower than the initial value without the …