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. 2010 Nov;2(6):452–459. doi: 10.1177/1941738110382392

Table 1.

Selected studies for review.a

Research Study PEDro Score Study Design Participants, n Inclusion Criteria Measurement Technique Joint Laxity Measures
Hubbard et al17 6 Quasiexperimental (intact group), within subject 51 unilateral FAI Respond yes to select items on questionnaire Instrumented ankle arthrometer and stress radiography with a Telos device Total anteroposterior displacement, total internal-external rotation (abduction-adduction), anterior laxity, talar tilt laxity (stress radiography)
Hubbard et al19 6 Case control, between subject 30 unilateral CAI, 30 controls Respond yes to select items on questionnaire Instrumented arthrometer Anterior, posterior, inversion, and eversion laxity
Hubbard15 6 Case control, between subject 16 unilateral CAI, 16 controls Respond yes to select items on questionnaire; personal interview Instrumented arthrometer Anterior, posterior, inversion, and eversion laxity
Lentell et al24 5 Quasiexperimental (intact group), within subject 34 unilateral CAI Screened for unilateral CAI that has plateaued Stress radiography with manual stress test Inversion laxity via talar tilt
Louwerens et al25 4 Case control, between subject 22 bilateral CAI, 11 unilateral CAI, 10 controls Frequent inversion trauma and sensations of giving way Stress radiography with custom mechanical device Talocrural tilt and subtalar tilt
Lui et al26 5 Quasiexperimental (intact group), within subject 15 unilateral CAI > 2 episodes of severe unilateral sprain within 10 yrs of study Instrumented ankle arthrometer Anterior and inversion laxity
van Hellemondt et al36 4 Quasiexperimental (intact group), within subject 15 unilateral CAI Frequent inversion trauma and sensations of giving way Stress radiography with a Telos device Talocrural tilt and subtalar tilt
Yamamoto et al38 4 Case control, between subject 23 unilateral CAI, 80 controls None provided Stress radiography with a Telos device Talocrural tilt and subtalar tilt
a

CAI, chronic ankle instability; FAI, functional ankle instability.