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Ankle sprains are common sports injuries. Previous ankle sprains and body mass index (BMI) have been identified as risk factors for investment noncontact ankle sprains (NEC) in football players regardless of position. Generally, the ankle or belt used in an attempt to reduce the risk of sprain, but the effectiveness of these strategies has been recently questioned. However, there is growing support for the use of training unique equilibrium branch (SLBT) to reduce the risk of ankle injury.
The authors of this study the hypothesis that previous ankle injury and a high BMI increased risk nces Stability damaged ankle, and lack of control of body mass higher during dynamic movements required in football. As such, SLBT could offset these deficits and low risk. Therefore, this study was to determine whether SLBT in a foam stability pad may reduce the incidence of NCE in footballers who have an increased risk.
During the intervention period, 125 players into two different teams have been observed school football during three seasons. A history of ankle sprains, height, body mass, and the use of ankle tape or observed. 175 stations were monitored in total a player. The players have been assigned risk levels (low, low, moderate or high) based NCE on body mass index and previous ankle injuries. Players of the low, moderate or high risk categories were assigned to the achievement of stability pad intervention.
Subjects in the intervention group SLBT performed on a cushion of foam stability during 5 minutes in each direction (both legs were trained), five times a week for four weeks in the preseason. Subjects completed the same training twice week for nine weeks during the football season. Topics SLBT joined the gym regular routines part of a water balance. Compliance is monitored by the team athletic therapist, and subjects had to do to catch up sessions.
The primary endpoint was the incidence of NCE, defined as a sprained ankle that required the player to lose at least a game or practice and has been ie contact (even though there was no fighting or blocking, etc.) athletic therapist team collected NCE injury data and the number of games that have not taken and because of such practices as an injury. incidence of injuries was calculated in units of 1000 player exposures (exposure of the involvement of being in a game or practice, and the analysis focused on the use of 95% confidence interval). Statistical analysis included Chi-square and Fisher exact nces to compare the incidence before and after the introduction of the intervention. 107 player stations (84 players) have been followed before the introduction of the intervention as a comparison.
relevant results of this study include:
 • 128 of 175 stations classified as low risk players, moderate or high and have been assigned to the analysis of intervention
 • 12 players were invalid, the remaining players finished at least 34 of the 38 training sessions (pre-season 20 and 18 in season)
 • period prior to the intervention, the prevalence was 3% nces in the low-risk group and 18% in the low risk group with moderate to high, 21 of the 84 players suffered a sprained ankle inversion 13 were NCE, nine of them were by players with a history of ankle sprain
• A period Response: The prevalence of NCE was the prevalence of 7% risk group and a minimum prevalence of 5% in the group with low risk of moderate to high (4% is one of the players in this group did not complete the intervention / Was not compatible), 20 of 125 players were injured ankle inversion, of which 9 were NCEs, and five of them have been by players with a history of ankle sprain
 • Overall, the prevalence of NCE was significantly reduced risk groups – a 77% reduction in the incidence injury for groups of similar risk (2.2/1000 0.5/1000 exposures in groups combined).
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