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Neuromuscular Alterations After Ankle Sprains: An Animal Model To Establish Causal Links After Injury, Lindsey K. Lepley, Patrick O. Mckeon, Shane G. Fitzpatrick, Catherine L. Beckemeyer, Timothy L. Uhl, Timothy A. Butterfield
Neuromuscular Alterations After Ankle Sprains: An Animal Model To Establish Causal Links After Injury, Lindsey K. Lepley, Patrick O. Mckeon, Shane G. Fitzpatrick, Catherine L. Beckemeyer, Timothy L. Uhl, Timothy A. Butterfield
Physical Therapy Faculty Publications
Context: The mechanisms that contribute to the development of chronic ankle instability are not understood. Investigators have developed a hypothetical model in which neuromuscular alterations that stem from damaged ankle ligaments are thought to affect periarticular and proximal muscle activity. However, the retrospective nature of these studies does not allow a causal link to be established.
Objective: To assess temporal alterations in the activity of 2 periarticular muscles of the rat ankle and 2 proximal muscles of the rat hind limb after an ankle sprain.
Design: Controlled laboratory study.
Setting: Laboratory.
Patients or Other Participants: …