Title of article
Dynamic Postural Stability Characteristic in Functional Ankle Instability
Author/Authors
KIM, Kewwan Incheon National University - Incheon, Republic of Korea , HYUN, Seunghyun Department of Kinesiology - College of Natural Science - Jeju National University - Jeju, Republic of Korea , JEON, Kyoungkyu Incheon National University - Incheon, Republic of Korea
Pages
2
From page
205
To page
206
Abstract
Functional Ankle Instability (FAI) is defined as the subjective feeling of ankle instability or recur-rent, symptomatic ankle sprains due to proprio-ceptive and neuromuscular deficits (1).Ankle sprains have the highest incidence rate, with 32% to 47% of these people having history with symptoms including sensations of giving way, subsequent sprains, and instability (2, 3). After initial injury, a high proportion of patients expe-rienced residual symptoms, such as pain, subjec-tive instability, and repetitive ankle sprain (4, 5).
Keywords
Dynamic , Functional , FAI , Characteristic , PVF
Journal title
Iranian Journal of Public Health
Serial Year
2021
Record number
2712982
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