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What Are The Effects Of Wearing Shoes On Foot Pressure?, David Moran, Drew Stewart, Josh Farrester, Ryan Wiser
What Are The Effects Of Wearing Shoes On Foot Pressure?, David Moran, Drew Stewart, Josh Farrester, Ryan Wiser
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
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Reliability And Validity Of The Modified Vestibular Disorders Activities Of Daily Living Scale In Older Adult Balance Examination, Ashley Berry, Jammie Hoberg, Tiffany Stevens, Kayla Taylor, Melissa Vetter
Reliability And Validity Of The Modified Vestibular Disorders Activities Of Daily Living Scale In Older Adult Balance Examination, Ashley Berry, Jammie Hoberg, Tiffany Stevens, Kayla Taylor, Melissa Vetter
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
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Pilot Data: Are Vertical And Lateral Hop Tests Appropriate For Patients Post-Ankle Fracture?, Jeff Houck, R. Spaulding, T. Weiss, T. Dewilde
Pilot Data: Are Vertical And Lateral Hop Tests Appropriate For Patients Post-Ankle Fracture?, Jeff Houck, R. Spaulding, T. Weiss, T. Dewilde
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Ankle fractures effect 5 out of 10,000 individuals (van Staa, 2001). A recent study shows rapid functional gains over the first 6 months after an ankle fracture, but there are little or no gains 18-24 months into the recovery cycle (Beckenkamp, 2014). Similarly, other studies have shown that ankle fracture patients are categorized as having good recovery outcomes on popular measures such as the modified Olerud Molander scale (Egol, 2006), yet are unable to return to previous level of sport (Hong, 2013), indicating there may be persisting higher level performance deficits. This brings up the issue of whether there are …