Caractérisation de la prise en charge de l’entorse latérale de cheville chez une population de jeunes sportifs

Terrier, Romain; Gédor, Caroline; Toschi, Pascal; Forestier, Nicolas

doi:10.1016/j.kine.2012.05.022

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“…The percentage of ankle sprains in athletes also varied according to the type of sport practised; it decreases from Basketball (86.2%) to Handball (75%), then Football (70%), Running (65.2%), Tennis (61.5%) and nally Volleyball (33.3%). A study by Romain Terrier et al reported results comparable [16]. These results can be explained by the facts that Basketball contains a lot of movements of brutal reception of the foot during parachute jumps that can cause a bascule of the foot in inversion or eversion cause though ankle sprains.…”

Section: Ankle Sprainmentioning

confidence: 88%

Prevalence and Foot Intrinsic Associated Factors of Ankle Sprains among a Random Sample of Tunisian Athletes: Across-Sectional Study

Taghouti¹,

Gallas²,

Maatoug³

et al. 2020

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Objective To determine the prevalence of ankle sprains and its associated factors in athletes. Methods This was a cross sectional descriptive study conducted among a random sample of 107 athletes. The subjects were recruited from 6 different associations in Sousse, Tunisia. Demographic, medical and foot characteristics were collected using a medical file completed by a validated, self administered questionnaire to verify ankle instability. All components of this study were approved by a research ethic committee, and all participants gave informed consent at every stage. Data entry and analysis were performed using SPSS 20 Software. The level of significance was set at p <0.05. ResultsThe prevalence of ankle sprain was 71%. The associated factors were; the weight (p=0.033), the type of sport (p=0.038), the profile of the athlete (p=0.006), the unipodal static balance (p= 0.006), the limitation of the joint mobility (p=10-6), the ligament laxity (p<0.05), the muscular force especially the eversor muscle (the long fibular) (p<0.05) and the inversor muscle (the posterior tibial) (p<0.05) and the ankle instability (p<0.05). Conclusion Ankle sprains remain a frequent trauma in Tunisia. This injury must be taken into consideration and treated with a multidisciplinary approach (physicians, podiatrists, physiotherapists and physical trainers...) in order to lower its occurrence.

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Section: Ankle Sprainmentioning

confidence: 88%