| The most common mechanism of injury in ankle sprains is a combination of plantar flexion and inversion. |
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| Lisa had left the room so Jenson could check Jon's body for possible breaks or sprains. |
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| Hanson ended up with multiple ankle sprains, and learned two important lessons. |
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| When you're a trainer in the lower minors, you do more than tend to ankle sprains and pulled muscles. |
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| In medial ankle sprains, the mechanism of injury is excessive eversion and dorsiflexion. |
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| There is widespread use of several semirigid orthoses made of cloth or plastic to prevent ankle sprains. |
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| Soft-tissue injuries such as contusions, strains, and sprains are the most common injuries in Gaelic football, soccer, and rugby. |
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| Although flat shoes are better for your feet because they reduce the risk of lateral ankle sprains, they also bring their own problems. |
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| But a shoe salesman recently told me that high-tops don't actually prevent ankle sprains and the benefit is only psychological. |
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| The most common types of injuries were contusions, sprains, and strains, which is in agreement with the previous results. |
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| The units are staffed to treat people with injuries such as cuts, bruises, sprains and simple fractures. |
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| He knew that the pain in the shoulder and arm meant at least sprains, if not dislocations and breaks. |
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| The failures in the control group were all from subjects with unilateral ankle sprains. |
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| A recent study concluded that maintaining constant glycine levels might prevent sports injuries such as muscle strains and sprains. |
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| This action helps thwart swelling and bruising, making it very useful for the topical treatment of bruises, sprains and contusions. |
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| Oil of wintergreen, also known as methyl salicylate, is a time-honored rub or liniment used for sprains, strains, aches, pains and arthritis. |
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| About half the injuries involve fractures, lacerations, contusions, or sprains from people tripping over extension cords. |
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| Traumatic injuries include incisions, gunshot and sword wounds, scalds and burns, contusions, sprains or animal stings and bites. |
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| We report the radiological and MRI finding of posterior malleolar periostitis in football players with high ankle sprains. |
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| Because of the bony articulation between the medial malleolus and the talus, medial ankle sprains are less common than lateral sprains. |
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| Minor sprains and strains and contusions constituted one-half of all injuries. |
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| Injuries are about as common as in the big leagues and the severity of ailments range from minor ankle sprains to season-ending injuries. |
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| Over the years, he'd nursed his son through all sorts of ailments, including sprains and broken bones. |
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| All nurses, full-time and part-time, suffer startlingly high rates of strains and sprains and back injuries. |
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| Eversion sprains are not common, but are generally severe when they do occur. |
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| These kinds of injuries can result in sprains, strains, hernias and lower back pain. |
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| Furthermore, the playing position and the injury location were registered, and injuries were classified as contusions, sprains, strains, fractures, or lacerations. |
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| In most ankle sprains, treatment includes external support such as the application of an air splint, ice application and elevation above the heart. |
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| The effect of preventive measures on the incidence of ankle sprains. |
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| Robaxin relieves muscle pain caused by sprains and strains, treats skeletal muscle spasm. |
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| It is effective as an antispasmodic for muscle cramps, stiffness, aches, overuse, sprains, bruises, sciatica, rheumatism, gout, neuralgia and poor circulation. |
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| About half the players with ankle sprains had a prior sprain, many within the same season. |
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| He'd suffered multiple sprains and cuts, but nothing very serious. |
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| Most of the sprains, strains and tears result from overexertion due to patient or client handling. |
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| The vials were all for minor things like sprains and small cuts. |
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| Panting and grumbling in the dark, she quickly assessed she had no broken limbs or sprains, although she was sure her body would be quite colorful in the morning. |
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| This can lead to tendonitis, heel spurs, shin splints, joint fractures and sprains in your legs and back. |
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| Mountain arnica is the classic 'first-aid' plant for back pain, sprains, bruises, haematoma, musculature and lumbago. |
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| Known properties: Traditionally used to sooth sore muscles and inflammation due to sprains, bruises, and wounds. |
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| Arnica is known in the form of ointments and compresses to soothe contusions, sprains and muscular pains. |
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| They were getting soft tissue and repetitive strain injuries, like carpal tunnel syndrome and neck and shoulder sprains. |
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| Apart from the usual sprains, strains, stings and bouts of homesickness, the medics were involved in organising the emergency airlift of a critically ill cadet. |
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| An excellent liniment for bruises, aches and sprains is made from a combination of myrrh, golden seal and cayenne, macerated in rubbing alcohol for about two weeks. |
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| The most common types of sports injuries are sprains and strains. |
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| The most common snow injuries are strains, sprains and fractures. |
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| Chronic knee injuries include things like strains, sprains and tendinitis. |
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| For example, they've agreed to take all downers, cattle that can't walk, for any reason, out of the food supply, so if a cow sprains its ankle, it can't be used as food. |
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| The injuries resulting from collisions, bumps and getting jammed can vary greatly: fractures, wounds, sprains, contusions, etc. |
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| The most frequently seen injuries are contusions, sprains or ligament ruptures and strains or muscle fibre ruptures. |
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| What parents may not be aware of is the high cost of medical care outside Canada for minor injuries like sprains or an asthma attack. |
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| Injuries do occur, of course – often ankle sprains or damage to knee ligaments – at a rate of one per 700 hours of football. |
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| While nowhere near as common as knee or ankle sprains, torn ACLs put players out of the game for up to a year. |
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| It yields an essential oil formerly used in treating bruises and sprains and is often grown as a garden ornamental. |
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| A horse's legs and feet are sensitive to blows, sprains, and overwork, especially if the horse is young or is worked on hard surfaces. |
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| Ankle sprains generally occur when walking over uneven ground, particularly downhill. |
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| The most frequent injuries that present at clinics are sprains, strains, and fractured bones. |
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| Ankle sprains are the most common lower extremity injuries sustained during sports and recreational activities. |
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| Some passengers also incurred sprains, bruising and broken bones jumping from the windows. |
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| The recent increase in lost-time accidents were due to strains and sprains, and one hexafluoride inhalation event. |
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| There were 4 lost time injuries reported in 2009, mostly due to muscle sprains and falls. |
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| Attempting to lift or otherwise physically move heavy objects, or repetitive moves of even lightweight objects, are other causes of sprains and strains as are slips, trips, falls and jumps. |
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| Hospitals reported numerous cases of sprains, strains and fractures. |
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| The article deals with ankle sprains in children. |
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| Once pain and swelling are reversed, runners often short change the rehab process involved with ankle sprains. |
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| Ankle sprains can be avoided by wearing boots that provide good ankle support and, of course, ensuring that your rucksack is as light as possible. |
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| Over time, supinators stress the outside of their feet and ankles, which can lead to sprains, tendinitis, and stress fractures. |
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| This small and useful document explains first aid actions to be taken in case of minor wounds such as cuts, burns, insect bites, sprains and strains, etc. Keep it nearby, in the first aid kit, in the car, at home. |
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| Furthermore, approximately 800 people were injured, mainly due to falls causing sprains and ankle injuries. |
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| Shea butter is used to relieve sprains and colds and treat cuts. It softens, protects, and works against dry skin, promotes healing, fights the effects of aging and the sun on the skin. |
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| Most are suffering from bruises, sprains or strained muscles. |
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| Description: This lotion is specially designed to relieve muscle and joint pains associated with arthritis, rheumatism, sprains, strains, sports injuries, etc. The rue is used for sprains, tendons and cartilages. |
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| She is known to treat asthma, whooping cough, chronic bronchitis and externally, rheumatic pains, bruises, sprains, strains, ringworm and insect bites. |
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| Injuries encountered in deceleration can range from shock, concussions, abrasions, sprains, skin tears, and internal-organ ruptures to fractured bones, respiratory and circulatory arrest, hemorrhages, and organ damage. |
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| For decades, electrotherapy has been used to help professional athletes and weekend warriors recover from strains, sprains, pain, and injuries. |
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| From their experience treating patients with sports injuries, they knew that athletes who suffered from repeated ankle sprains demonstrated decreased proprioception or sense of balance in the ankle joint. |
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| Wearing high-top tennis shoes may help prevent ankle sprains if your shoes are laced snugly and if you also tape your ankle with a wide, nonelastic adhesive tape. |
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| Philippines: Local herbalists are said to steep locusts in coconut oil, and with the chanting of prayers in either the local dialect or in pidgin Latin, apply the oil to wounds and sprains as a way of facilitating healing. |
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| Injuries included cuts, sprains, fractures and head injuries. |
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| The remaining sprains are eversion injuries, in which the foot turns out and the ankle turns in. |
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| Shari Liberman, a hand and upper extremity specialist, sees an increase in patients with wrist sprains and other hand injuries caused by improper weight lifting in January. |
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