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Active inversion and eversion movements were measured in two positions: sitting and prone lying.
Active inversion and eversion range of motion was therefore measured in both ankles of 30 subjects (N = 60 ankles).
Three observers measured active inversion and eversion range of movement with a Universal goniometer in all subjects.
The reliability of goniometric measurements of active inversion and eversion ankle range has not been fully evaluated.
Three observers, with different skill levels, measured active inversion and eversion ankle ROM three times on each of two days.
Active inversion and eversion ankle range of motion (ROM) is widely used to evaluate treatment effect, however the error associated with the available measurement protocols is unknown.
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Goniometric measurements of active inversion-eversion total range in sitting were moderately well correlated with Fastrak measurements in sitting, ranging from r = 0.52 to 0.58 for individual observers.
Twenty seconds of data were collected from 2 electromagnetic sensors during three continuous cycles of active inversion-eversion in all test ankles.
One such possible mechanism is DRCR-dependent frequent inversion, because active inversions should destroy any very large palindromic structure that would be expected from deduced DRCR modeling, presumably resulting in stabilization of the amplified product.
Intra-observer and inter-observer reliability of goniometric measurements of active ankle inversion and eversion were determined using intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC[2,1]) with 95% confidence intervals [ 8].
The present study aimed to investigate the reliability of two protocols for goniometric measurements of active ankle inversion and eversion range of motion (ROM), and the reliability of three examiners with different levels of training and experience.
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