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1 s released with a diagnosis of a fifth digit sprain.
2 oblem of persistent lateral ankle pain after sprain.
3 age in promoting recovery after severe ankle sprains.
4 al injuries, 59 (29%) included patients with sprains, 13 (6%) with whiplash, and 11 (5%) with muscle
5                       After an initial ankle sprain, a relevant number of participants develop chroni
6                                   Ankle/knee sprain and influenza vaccination were considered as nega
7                 Fall-related events included sprains and strains, fractures, concussions and bleeding
8   Hazard ratios were found to be greater for sprains and strains.
9 all injuries, exercise-related injuries, and sprains and strains.
10 tional lower-leg compartment syndrome, ankle sprains, and reflex sympathetic dystrophy; and stress fr
11  disc disorders/dorsopathies, joint/ligament sprain, anemias, and neurologic disorder phecodes.
12                                 Severe ankle sprains are a common presentation in emergency departmen
13 alance control deficits resulting from ankle sprains are central to chronic ankle instability (CAI) a
14                                Lateral ankle sprains are the most frequently encountered injuries in
15 of the displacement field vector, named the "sprain," as the localization limiter.
16   Risk factors for work-associated strain or sprain back injuries were investigated in a cohort of 31
17                           Both CAI and ankle sprain coper groups showed longer APTTS and MLTTS during
18 ps of chronic ankle instability (CAI), ankle sprain coper, and healthy control.
19 -eight volunteers (24 CAI patients, 23 ankle sprain copers, and 21 healthy controls) participated in
20 f lateral ankle sprains in the CAI and ankle sprain groups.
21                  The treatment of most ankle sprains has evolved from immobilization to functional re
22 ures may better identify mechanisms of ankle sprains in real-life situations.
23 dysfunction as consequences of lateral ankle sprains in the CAI and ankle sprain groups.
24 s with CAI and without a history of an ankle sprain (Non-CAI) during walking.
25 .16, CI 1.02-1.33] increase in the risk of a sprain or strain injury.
26 al coalition frequently follow a sequence of sprains or other minor injuries to the involved foot.
27 gest that these injuries may represent ankle sprains rather than growth plate fractures.
28 ion of when to operate on acute severe ankle sprain remains controversial.
29                     Many patients with ankle sprains return to their previous activities.
30 ildren most commonly have ligament injuries (sprains), sometimes associated with radiographically occ
31  treating musculoskeletal conditions such as sprains, strains, and contusions, topical NSAIDs are ass
32  survivors, soft tissue injuries, fractures, sprains, strains, and head injuries were most common; th
33  all injuries in sports can be classified as sprains, strains, ruptures, or breaks of musculoskeletal
34           584 participants with severe ankle sprain were recruited between April, 2003, and July, 200
35 RI had a comparable recovery with those with sprains when treated with a removable ankle brace and se