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Motor Neuron Pool Excitability of ankle musculature in individuals with acute and subacute ankle sprains. - NI
Jyoti Joshi0 个研究点目标入组 0 人开始时间: 待定最近更新:
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- •Inclusion criteria for individuals with acute and subacute ankle sprains:
- •recent ankle sprains, age group 18-50, both males and females,individuals with diagnosed ankle sprains of grade 1 and 2,Ankle sprains up to 4 weeks from the day of injury
- •Inclusion criteria for individuals without acute and subacute ankle sprains:
- •age group 18-50, both males and females will be included
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- •Exclusion criteria for individuals with acute and subacute ankle sprains:
- •Individuals with ankle sprains in both the legs, history of any lower limb musculoskeletal injury in past 1 year, individuals with any neurological deficits affecting sensorimotor system.
- •Exclusion criteria for individuals without acute and subacute ankle sprains:
- •history of any lower limb musculoskeletal injury in past 1 year, individuals with any neurological deficits affecting sensorimotor system.
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