1. Volume 9, Issue 3, Pages 241-250 (March 2017)
Neuromuscular Control Mechanisms During Single-Leg Jump Landing in Subacute Ankle Sprain Patients: A Case Control Study 
Lara Allet, PhD, Franziska Zumstein, MSc, Patric Eichelberger, MSc, Stéphane Armand, PhD, Ilona M. Punt, PhD 
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2. Figure 1
Different jump phases of the 25-cm single-leg jump: (A) take-off phase, (B) flight phase, and (C) landing and “balanced” ending position.
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3. Figure 2
Electromyography (EMG) data processing: (A) raw EMG data, (B) filtered EMG data, (C) rectified EMG data, and (D) normalized EMG data.
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4. Figure 3
Angular positions (dorsiflexion (+) and plantar flexion (−)) of the ankle joint during pre-initial phase (−30 ms-0 ms), post-initial contact (0 ms-30 ms) and reflex-induced phase (30 ms-150 ms). Solid lines represent group mean values for ankle sprain patients (black) and healthy controls (gray). Shaded areas indicate the confidence intervals (CI = 95%) of the group mean values.
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