Introduction: The ankle sprain being the first trauma in France. It has a high recidivism rate in 70% of cases, with a risk of developing a residual physical disability that may be associated with the long-term of chronic ankle instability. The literature points out that dynamic postural control would have decreased following a first ankle sprain and would then have its full importance in patients with chronic ankle instability. Plyometrics is a jump-based reinforcement method, is indicated in the prevention of lower limb injuries. This combines dynamic balance, strength, speed, stability, and mobility; could improve dynamic postural control and other symptoms of chronic ankle instability. Objectives: The objective of this review is to stud...
Ankle sprains have been one of the most prevalent injuries in active populations. This study aims to...
Context: The purpose of this study was to assess the effectiveness of instable and stable surface on...
Background: Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a frequently reported residual outcome after an acute...
Introduction: Ankle sprains are an important public health problem in the world. In addition to bein...
Introduction: Seventy percent of individuals who experience a lateral ankle sprain may develop ankle...
Ankle sprain is a current condition encountered in sports practice with a high relapse rate. Externa...
Introduction : L’entorse de cheville est la blessure la plus courante dans de nombreux sports. Les c...
L’Instabilité Chronique de la Cheville (ICC) est une possible complication fonctionnelle consécutive...
The lateral ankle sprain is a complex injury. The rate of re-injury is high and the persistant resid...
Introduction (background): Ankle sprains are a major public health problem and represent a daily cos...
Numerous studies exist on deficits specific to chronic ankle instability. On the other hand, few stu...
Chronic Ankle Instability (CAI) is a prevalent topic in the world of sports physical therapy due to ...
Introduction : Lateral ankle sprains are a very common injury for athletes and the general populatio...
International audienceThe treatment of sprains has long been highly controversial between proponents...
Introduction The chronic ankle instability (CAI) that results from a lateral ankle sprain causes bal...
Ankle sprains have been one of the most prevalent injuries in active populations. This study aims to...
Context: The purpose of this study was to assess the effectiveness of instable and stable surface on...
Background: Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a frequently reported residual outcome after an acute...
Introduction: Ankle sprains are an important public health problem in the world. In addition to bein...
Introduction: Seventy percent of individuals who experience a lateral ankle sprain may develop ankle...
Ankle sprain is a current condition encountered in sports practice with a high relapse rate. Externa...
Introduction : L’entorse de cheville est la blessure la plus courante dans de nombreux sports. Les c...
L’Instabilité Chronique de la Cheville (ICC) est une possible complication fonctionnelle consécutive...
The lateral ankle sprain is a complex injury. The rate of re-injury is high and the persistant resid...
Introduction (background): Ankle sprains are a major public health problem and represent a daily cos...
Numerous studies exist on deficits specific to chronic ankle instability. On the other hand, few stu...
Chronic Ankle Instability (CAI) is a prevalent topic in the world of sports physical therapy due to ...
Introduction : Lateral ankle sprains are a very common injury for athletes and the general populatio...
International audienceThe treatment of sprains has long been highly controversial between proponents...
Introduction The chronic ankle instability (CAI) that results from a lateral ankle sprain causes bal...
Ankle sprains have been one of the most prevalent injuries in active populations. This study aims to...
Context: The purpose of this study was to assess the effectiveness of instable and stable surface on...
Background: Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a frequently reported residual outcome after an acute...