Rehabilitation for functional ankle instability

Article Abstract:

The training methods for addressing the proprioceptive loss and subsequent balance problems, which are caused from inversion ankle sprain, are discussed. The training activities that include ankle-disk or wobble-board activities help improve single-leg-stance balance and might reduce the likelihood of future sprains.

Ankle, Sprains, Ankle injuries

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Weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing knee-joint reposition sense and functional performance

Article Abstract:

An experiment on the relationship between weight-bearing and non-weight bearing joint reposition sense (JRS) was undertaken. However, the study reveals that there exists no relation between them and a healthy individual's ability to perform a novel functional task.

Joints, Joints (Anatomy)

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Assessment of upper limb neuromuscular control via a target-pointing task: A reliability study

Article Abstract:

An experiment was conducted, in order to examine the accuracy and reliability of upper limb target pointing among normal subjects. The limitations of the study include the poor performance of normal individuals and the long time period.

Science & research, Research, Proprioception, Extremities (Anatomy)

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