Bilateral improvements in lower extremity function after unilateral balance training in individuals with chronic ankle instability

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Deutscher übersetzter Titel:Bilaterale Verbesserungen der Funktion der unteren Extremität nach unilateralem Gleichgewichtstraining bei Personen mit chronischer Sprunggelenkinstabilität
Autor:Hale, Sheri A.; Fergus, Andrea; Axmacher, Rachel; Kiser, Kimberly
Erschienen in:Journal of athletic training
Veröffentlicht:49 (2014), 2, S. 181-191, Lit.
Format: Literatur (SPOLIT)
Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenartikel
Medienart: Elektronische Ressource (online) Gedruckte Ressource
Sprache:Englisch
ISSN:1062-6050, 0160-8320, 1938-162X
DOI:10.4085/1062-6050-49.2.06
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title Bilateral improvements in lower extremity function after unilateral balance training in individuals with chronic ankle instability
spellingShingle Bilateral improvements in lower extremity function after unilateral balance training in individuals with chronic ankle instability
Extremität, untere
Gelenkinstabilität
Gleichgewichtsschulung
Gleichgewichtsvermögen
Haltungsstabilität
Neuromotorik
Sprunggelenk
Training, rehabilitatives
Trainingseffektivität
Trainingsprogramm
Trainingswirkung
Trainingswissenschaft
Untersuchung, empirische
title_sort bilateral improvements in lower extremity function after unilateral balance training in individuals with chronic ankle instability
title_short Bilateral improvements in lower extremity function after unilateral balance training in individuals with chronic ankle instability
title_alt Bilaterale Verbesserungen der Funktion der unteren Extremität nach unilateralem Gleichgewichtstraining bei Personen mit chronischer Sprunggelenkinstabilität
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Gedruckte Ressource
city Dallas (Tex)
abstract Context: Bilateral improvements in postural control have been reported among individuals with acute lateral ankle sprains and individuals with chronic ankle instability (CAI) when only the unstable ankle is rehabilitated. We do not know if training the stable ankle will improve function on the unstable side. Objective: To explore the effects of a unilateral balance-training program on bilateral lower extremity balance and function in individuals with CAI when only the stable limb is trained. Design: Cohort study. Setting: University clinical research laboratory. Patients or Other Participants: A total of 34 volunteers (8 men, 26 women; age = 24.32 ± 4.95 years, height = 167.01 ± 9.45 cm, mass = 77.54 ± 23.76 kg) with CAI were assigned to the rehabilitation (n = 17) or control (n = 17) group. Of those, 27 (13 rehabilitation group, 14 control group) completed the study. Intervention(s): Balance training twice weekly for 4 weeks. Main Outcome Measure(s): Foot and Ankle Disability Index (FADI), FADI Sport (FADI-S), Star Excursion Balance Test, and Balance Error Scoring System. Results: The rehabilitation and control groups differed in changes in FADI-S and Star Excursion Balance Test scores over time. Only the rehabilitation group improved in the FADI-S and in the posteromedial and anterior reaches of the Star Excursion Balance Test. Both groups demonstrated improvements in posterolateral reach; however, the rehabilitation group demonstrated greater improvement than the control group. When the groups were combined, participants reported improvements in FADI and FADI-S scores for the unstable ankle but not the stable ankle. Conclusions: Our data suggest training the stable ankle may result in improvements in balance and lower extremity function in the unstable ankle. This further supports the existence of a centrally mediated mechanism in the development of postural-control deficits after injury, as well as improved postural control after rehabilitation. Verf.-Referat
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author2 Hale, Sheri A.
Fergus, Andrea
Axmacher, Rachel
Kiser, Kimberly
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doi 10.4085/1062-6050-49.2.06
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1062-6050
0160-8320
1938-162X
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Gelenkinstabilität
Gleichgewichtsschulung
Gleichgewichtsvermögen
Haltungsstabilität
Neuromotorik
Sprunggelenk
Training, rehabilitatives
Trainingseffektivität
Trainingsprogramm
Trainingswirkung
Trainingswissenschaft
Untersuchung, empirische
ankle joint
balance
balance training
empirical investigation
joint instability
lower extremity
neuromotor system
postural stability
rehabilitative training
training effect
training effectiveness
training program
training theory
Trainingserfolg
Trainingseffekt
Trainingsforschung
Trainingstheorie
Empirie
Empirismus
Untersuchung, experimentelle
Untersuchung
Gleichgewicht
Gleichgewichtstraining
Bein
Beinversehrter
Beinigkeit
Beinamputierter
Fußknöchel
Knöchel
Fußgelenk
Gelenkinsuffizienz
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Aktivitätsprogramm
Programm
effectiveness of training
training science
theory of training
science of training
empirical study
lower limb
ankle
articular instability
instability of a joint
neuromotor functions
neuromotor patterns
neuromotor performance
Bilateral improvements in lower extremity function after unilateral balance training in individuals with chronic ankle instability
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topic Extremität, untere
Gelenkinstabilität
Gleichgewichtsschulung
Gleichgewichtsvermögen
Haltungsstabilität
Neuromotorik
Sprunggelenk
Training, rehabilitatives
Trainingseffektivität
Trainingsprogramm
Trainingswirkung
Trainingswissenschaft
Untersuchung, empirische
topic_facet Extremität, untere
Gelenkinstabilität
Gleichgewichtsschulung
Gleichgewichtsvermögen
Haltungsstabilität
Neuromotorik
Sprunggelenk
Training, rehabilitatives
Trainingseffektivität
Trainingsprogramm
Trainingswirkung
Trainingswissenschaft
Untersuchung, empirische
topic_en ankle joint
balance
balance training
empirical investigation
joint instability
lower extremity
neuromotor system
postural stability
rehabilitative training
training effect
training effectiveness
training program
training theory
topic_en_facet ankle joint
balance
balance training
empirical investigation
joint instability
lower extremity
neuromotor system
postural stability
rehabilitative training
training effect
training effectiveness
training program
training theory
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Trainingseffekt
Trainingsforschung
Trainingstheorie
Empirie
Empirismus
Untersuchung, experimentelle
Untersuchung
Gleichgewicht
Gleichgewichtstraining
Bein
Beinversehrter
Beinigkeit
Beinamputierter
Fußknöchel
Knöchel
Fußgelenk
Gelenkinsuffizienz
Rehabilitationstraining
Aktivitätsprogramm
Programm
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training science
theory of training
science of training
empirical study
lower limb
ankle
articular instability
instability of a joint
neuromotor functions
neuromotor patterns
neuromotor performance
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