Comparison of the effect of ankle joint mobilization and exercise therapy along with dry needling with ankle joint mobilization and exercise therapy on balance, range of motion, pain and function in patients with chronic ankle instability In Hamedan city: Randomized clinical trial

Shiraz University of Medical Sciences0 个研究点目标入组 40 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2024年1月22日

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•patients with unilateral chronic ankle instability aged between 18-50 years
•A history of at least one ankle sprain in the past 12 months with symptoms of inflammation that prevented activity for at least one day
•At least three months have passed since the last ankle sprain.
•People who have a feeling of instability or recurrent ankle sprains (two or more cases in one ankle) or ankle sprains (at least two cases in six months).
•Trigger points in at least one of the muscles: Peroneus Longus, peroneus brevis, gastrocnemius and anterior tibialis
•ankle instability scores 25 and less in Cumberland ankle instability tool
•Foot and Ankle Ability Measurement questionnaire (FAAM) (Home scale<90%, sport scale<80%)

•History of any musculoskeletal surgery in any of the lower limbs
•History of fractures in any of the lower limbs
•Having diseases related to imbalance (people with peripheral neuropathy, MS, Parkinson's, migraine, radiculopathy and diseases related to the middle ear)
•Individuals who received physical therapy and dry needling for pain from their CAI in the past 6 months
•history of skeletal-muscular injuries in other joints of the lower limbs in the last three months

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