This study investigated factors that may contribute to the development of persistent pain 6 months after a lateral ankle sprain (LAS). The findings indicated that experiencing pain at the time of returning to activity and being able to bear full weight at the…
Lower Extremity Review
Post-LAS Walking Boot Use Reduces CAI
This study investigated the effectiveness of care strategies and patient-reported outcome scores in predicting the development of chronic ankle instability (CAI) after an acute lateral ankle sprain (LAS). This study enrolled 51 community participants within 1 week of…
Muscle Contributions Altered During Drop Vertical Jumps in CAI
This study examined the joint loads and muscle forces during landing in individuals with chronic ankle instability (CAI) compared to those without CAI. The findings revealed that individuals with CAI had lower ankle joint loads and reduced muscle force contributions…
The Impact of Supervised Rehabilitation and Re-Injury of LAS
There is an increased risk for re-injury throughout the first 12 months after an acute lateral ankle sprain (LAS). Prior research has demonstrated that those with ankle sprain history have decreased Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL).
LAS Healthcare Utilization by D-I Collegiate Athletes
Lateral ankle sprain (LAS) is a common injury with a high recurrence rate. Potential inequities in care provided may contribute to recurrence. The purpose of this study was to describe LAS classified as ‘recurrent’ in NCAA Division I athletes across…
A Case of Posterior Ankle Impingement In a Collegiate Level Soccer Player
Background: Posterolateral ankle impingement typically presents as pain on the posterolateral aspect of the ankle that worsens with plantar flexion and passive or active great toe flexion. Typically, the condition is caused by repetitive low-grade trauma into plantar flexion. This is a type 3 case study on…
When an Ankle Injury Isn’t Just a Sprain
Background: A 13-year-old male athlete with no history of injuries, was playing in a middle school football game when he was tackled while running the ball and the opposing player landed on his left foot. He had immediate pain in his ankle and was unable to walk after the incident.
Proximal Tibiofibular Synostosis in a Female Soccer Athlete
Background: Osteochondromas are the most prevalent benign bone tumor, occurring mostly in the long bones of the leg, thigh, and arm. Representing 20%–50% of benign tumors, osteochondromas are rarely symptomatic. Most symptomatic cases are linked to posttraumatic conditions or idiopathic causes.
“Robotic pill” safely delivers injectable osteoporosis drug
A proven and effective medication for osteoporosis, which is currently only available as an injection, can be administered orally using a novel “robotic pill,” according to a study presented in June at ENDO 2023, the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting in Chicago, Ill.
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