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Athletes starting on-field rehabilitation had ROM deficits in all four directions, with effect sizes ranging from trivial (for eversion) to large (for plantar flexion) in comparison with the non-injured leg.
These findings show that plantar flexion deficits should also be addressed when managing ankle sprains.
The newly-developed device for the measurement of weightbearing ankle range of motion (ROM) had clinically useful reliability.
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