Effects of Kinesio taping on joint position sense of the ankle

Seo, Hyun-Do; Kim, Minyoung; Choi, Jung-Eun; Lim, Ga-Hee; Jung, Seong-In; Park, So‐Hyun; Cheon, Song-Hee; Lee, Hae-Yong

doi:10.1589/jpts.28.1158

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“…Accordingly, this might has closed the gap between the reported AAE in both groups at FROM -5 0 inversion. This finding was supported by a recent study who investigated the effect of KT on ankle proprioception in 26 individuals who had experienced ankle sprain (Seo et al, 2016). The study assessed joint position sense during dorsiflexion/ plantarflexion and inversion/eversion.…”

Section: Joint Position Sense (Jps)supporting

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Effect of Kinesio Tape on Ankle Joint Position Sense and Evertors Peak Torque in Football Players Following Exercise Induced Fatigue.

Dhahi¹

2019

IJAR

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This study aimed to assess whether the application of Kinesio taping (KT) of peroneus longus muscle would maintain ankle joint position sense (JPS), and evertors peak torque (EPT) in football players following exercise-induced fatigue. Methods: Forty football players from 1 st and 2 nd divisions of professional Saudi football leagues volunteered in this study. Volunteers were randomly assigned to Kinesio tape group (KTG) or control group (CG). Volunteers' ankle JPS, at 10 0 inversion and full range of motion of inversion-5 0 (FROM-5 0), and EPT were evaluated at baseline and following fatigue protocol. Volunteers in KTG were taped after baseline evaluation. Results: this study showed that volunteers in KTG recorded a non-significant difference of absolute angular error (AAE) post fatigue compared to baseline for both target angles. While volunteers in CG showed significantly higher AAE post-fatigue compared to baseline for both target angles. Further, KTG showed a significantly lower AAE post fatigue at target angle 10 o inversion compared to CG. EPT was significantly lower post fatigue compared to baseline in KTG and CG. Further, post fatigue EPT was non-significantly different between KTG and CG. Conclusion: KT application might help in maintaining JPS, but not EPT following exercise-induced fatigue in football players.

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Effect of Kinesio Tape on Ankle Joint Position Sense and Evertors Peak Torque in Football Players Following Exercise Induced Fatigue.

Dhahi¹

2019

IJAR

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“…The study has been approved by the institutional ethical review committee. The Biodex isokinetic system 3 pro (Biodex medical systems, Shirley, NY, USA) was used for all measurements15 ) It has shown good reliability and validity for measuring position sense and torque16 ) . Proprioception accuracy was measured through the active repositioning test for the non-dominant joint of every subject in both groups1 ) .…”

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Effect of proprioception cross training on repositioning accuracy and balance among healthy individuals

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[Purpose] To investigate possible cross effects of proprioception training on proprioception repositioning accuracy of the knee joint and on balance in healthy subjects. [Subjects and Methods] Sixty healthy college students and faculty members from faculty of physical therapy, Cairo University were recruited to participate. Participants were randomly assigned to training group (n=30) and control group (n=30). The training group received proprioceptive training program only for the dominant leg while the control group did not receive any kind of training. Outcome measures were twofold: (1) proprioception repositioning accuracy quantified through the active repositioning test for the non-dominant knee; and (2) balance stability indices determined through using Biodex balance system. Measurements were recorded before and after 8 weeks of proprioception training. [Results] There were significant decrease in the error of repositioning accuracy and the stability indices including anterposterior stability index, mediolateral stability index, and overall stability index of training group, measured post training, compared with control group. [Conclusion] Proprioception training has significant cross training effects on proprioception repositioning accuracy of the knee joint and on balance among healthy subjects.

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“…Very few well-controlled studies examining its effectiveness in injury prevention have been carried out, with authors instead identifying the effect of Kinesio taping on risk factors associated with ankle sprains. These studies have provided equivocal evidence regarding the tape's proprioceptive effects [39][40][41][42] but promise in modifying stiffness characteristics and improving joint stability during functional movements. 42,43 In fact, in their 2012 metaanalysis of Kinesio taping for the treatment and prevention of sports injuries, Williams et al 44 noted that little quality evidence supported the use of Kinesio taping over other types of elastic taping for managing or preventing sports injuries.…”

Section: Alternative Taping Therapies and Foot Orthosesmentioning

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Prevention of Lateral Ankle Sprains

Kaminski

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Delahunt

2019

Journal of Athletic Training

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Context Given the frequency of ankle sprains, especially in the athletic population, prevention is a primary task of athletic trainers and other sports health care professionals. Objective To discuss the current evidence as it relates to prophylactic programs for the prevention of ankle sprains and to provide critical interpretation of the evidence supporting and refuting the implementation of preventive programs. Conclusions External prophylactic supports and preventive exercise programs are effective for reducing the risk of ankle sprains in both uninjured and previously injured populations. Ankle bracing appears to offer the best outcomes in terms of cost and risk reduction. However, there remains a paucity of well-designed, prospective randomized controlled trials relevant to the primary prevention of lateral ankle sprains, especially across a range of sport settings.

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Effects of Kinesio taping on joint position sense of the ankle

Cited by 30 publications

References 7 publications

Effect of Kinesio Tape on Ankle Joint Position Sense and Evertors Peak Torque in Football Players Following Exercise Induced Fatigue.

Effect of Kinesio Tape on Ankle Joint Position Sense and Evertors Peak Torque in Football Players Following Exercise Induced Fatigue.

Effect of proprioception cross training on repositioning accuracy and balance among healthy individuals

Prevention of Lateral Ankle Sprains

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