Early functional outcome of two different orthotic concepts in ankle sprains: a randomized controlled trial

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Raymond Best
Caroline Böhle
Thorsten Schiffer
Wolf Petersen
Andree Ellermann
Gert Peter Brueggemann
Christian Liebau
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[1] University of Tübingen,Department of Orthopedic Sports Medicine, Medical Clinic
[2] German Sports University Cologne,Department of Orthopedics and Biomechanics
[3] Martin-Luther Krankenhaus,Orthopedic Department
[4] Arcus Sportklinik,Orthopedic Department
[5] Asklepios Klinik,undefined
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Ankle ligament Injury; Phase-adapted rehabilitation; Functional instability; Functional impairment; Return to sports;
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