Discrimination Between Mechanical and Functional Ankle Instability, and Copers: A Questionnaire-Based Analysis

These findings support using CAIT, IdFAI, and AII to classify CAI subtypes and identify Copers. Questionnaire-based cutoff values may assist rehabilitation planning and clinical decision-making. A CAIT score below 8.5 may indicate surgical consideration, supported by comprehensive clinical assessment.

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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
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2025-08-11
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https://doi.org/10.1123/jsr.2025-0070
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Foot and Ankle Surgery
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These findings support using CAIT, IdFAI, and AII to classify CAI subtypes and identify Copers. Questionnaire-based cutoff values may assist rehabilitation planning and clinical decision-making. A CAIT score below 8.5 may indicate surgical consideration, supported by comprehensive clinical assessment.

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