Performance Therapy — Ankle

Relationship of the Gluteus Muscles to Ankle Sprains

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Relationship of the Gluteus Muscles to Ankle Sprains

Did you know that the ankle is the most frequently injured joint, both in athletics and in daily life? Ankle sprains are the most common athletic injury, and 70–85% of these are inversion-type sprains. It has been reported that 10–30% of people with acute inversion-type sprains develop chronic mechanical instabilities as well as functional deficits, and approximately 80% of ankle sprains recur. According to the UK National Health Service (NHS), ankle sprain injuries account for around 1–1.5 million visits to accident and emergency (A&E) departments in the UK each year; and it is estimated that every day over 27,000 people...

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Treating Ankle Pain and Stiffness

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Treating Ankle Pain and Stiffness

In this video, Stuart Hinds demonstrates treatment for ankle pain and stiffness. If left untreated, ankle pain and stiffness can become the cause of more serious pain disorders of the hip and knee. Includes an overview of peroneal tendinitis.

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