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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Anterior Drawer Test"”.

  1. The Reliability of Instrumented Knee and Ankle Orthopedic Special Tests Performed with A LigMaster™ Multijoint Arthrometer

    … used to perform instrumented orthopedic special tests at the knee, ankle, shoulder and elbow. To date, few lower extremity studies have been conducted with this device. Objective: To establish the intrarater test-retest reliability of measuring the mechanical properties of knee and ankle …

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  2. Examination of the Anterior Drawer and Talar Tilt Manual Stress Tests

    … An essential part of the examination is testing the mechanical instability of the ankle joint. An examiner will perform manual stress tests in order to test for the mechanical instability of a joint. The Anterior Drawer Test (ADT) and the Talar Tilt (TT) are two tests used at the ankle to …

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  3. Computational Modeling to Predict Mechanical Function of Joints: Validations and Applications of Lower Leg Simulations

    … and one simultaneously performed cadaver study (anterior drawer test).In the syndesmotic injury study, the relative motion between the tibia and fibula in intact, transected, and repaired states was measured under the application of an external rotation of the ankle. The inversion stability study …

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  4. The effect of vibration training on balance and muscular performance within functionally unstable ankle populations

    … with this comes a need for designed research to test such hypotheses. The purpose of the present research was to investigate the effect of vibration training on balance and muscle function in physically active individuals suffering self reported functional ankle instability (FAI). Stage one of …

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