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Sensorimotor function as a predictor of chronic ankle instability
Jo Ellen M. Sefton
, Charlie A. Hicks-Little
, Tricia J. Hubbard
, Mark G. Clemens
,
Christopher M. Yengo
, David M. Koceja
, Mitchell L. Cordova
Department of Cell and Biological Systems
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Sensorimotor Function
100%
Chronic Ankle Instability
100%
Excitability
75%
Static Balance
75%
Motoneuron Pool
75%
Sensorimotor Deficits
50%
Kinesthesia
50%
Unstable Ankle
50%
Electromyography
25%
Ankle
25%
Canonical Correlation
25%
Clinically Significant
25%
Reflex
25%
Force Plate
25%
Conflicting Results
25%
Prevention Programs
25%
Lateral Displacement
25%
Rehabilitation Program
25%
Anterior-posterior
25%
Medial-lateral
25%
Possible Causes
25%
Sensorimotor
25%
Separation of Variables
25%
Dynamic Balance
25%
Multivariate Methods
25%
Discriminant Function Analysis
25%
Lateral Ankle Sprain
25%
Inpatient Treatment
25%
Plate Dynamics
25%
Isokinetic Dynamometer
25%
Ankle Injuries
25%
Group Discrimination
25%
Recurrent Inhibition
25%
Functional Balance
25%
Star Excursion Balance Test
25%
Lateral Acceleration
25%
Neuroscience
Excitability
100%
Sensorimotor Function
100%
Electromyography
33%
Discriminant Function Analysis
33%
Recurrent Inhibition
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Ankle Instability
100%
Electromyography
25%
Dynamometer
25%
Ankle Sprain
25%
Recurrent Disease
25%
Ankle Injury
25%
Economic and Social Development
25%