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KMID : 1211620130080030361
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Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine
2013 Volume.8 No. 3 p.361 ~ p.368
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The Comparison of Balance using Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool to Stable and Instability Ankle
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김기종:Kim Ki-Jong
제갈혁:Jegal Hyuk/전현주:Jun Hyun-Ju/최범진:Choi Bum-Jin/최현진:Choi Hyun-Jin/유성훈:Yu Seong-Hun/김용억:Kim Young-Eok
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Abstract
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PURPOSE : The purpose of this study was to investigate the comparison of balance on Stable Ankle(SA), Instability Ankle(IA) using Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool(CAIT).
METHODS : Total 54(SA: 27, IA: 27) subjects were volunteered to participate in the study. SA can be defined CAIT score ≥ 28, with no history of injury to ankle. IA can be defined persisting symptoms of giving way and ≤ 24 on the CAIT after ankle sprain. the balance measured using Biodex Balance System®(BBS). BBS instability protocols used static, dynamic alance level less stable(2), moderate stable(4) and level more stable(8).
RESULTS : There were significant differences at overall, Anterior-Posterior(AP), Medial-Lateral(ML) of static balance, dynamic balance level 2, 4. The dynamic balance level 8 found significant difference at ML, but not found significant
differences at overall, AP.
CONCLUSION : We suggest that CAIT is acquired more exact information for IA intervention, as balance measured.
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KEYWORD
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Instability ankle, Stable ankle, Balance, CAIT
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