The effect of silicone ankle sleeves and lace-up ankle braces on neuromuscular control, joint torque, and cutting agility.
To evaluate the effects of silicone ankle sleeves (SASs) and lace-up ankle braces (LABs) on neuromuscular control, net joint torques, and cutting agility in healthy, active individuals. Markerless motion-capture technology tracked subjects fitted with SASs, LABs, or no brace while they performed the...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Orthopaedics Vol. 20; pp. 359 - 367 |
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Professor PK Surendran Memorial Education Foundation
Jul2020
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