Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a common musculoskeletal injury typically attributed to deficits in single limb balance. Historically, clinicians and researchers have conducted balance assessments based on center of pressure displacement measurements, however more recently, time-to-boundary (TTB) has been utilized because of its ability to discriminate postural control deficits present in subjects with CAI.

TTB is a validated and reliable tool that you can use to evaluate CAI.

Download this whitepaper to explore: Download this whitepaper to learn more about time-to-boundary and the measurement tools you can use to objectively assess and manage chronic ankle instability.

• The relationship between chronic ankle instability and time-to-boundary
• The differences between TTB and Limits of Stability (LOS)
• How TTB can be used to measure and evaluate CAI
• Related TTB studies performed to:
  • Determine good intersession reliability of TTB for single limb balance
  • Examine correlations between TTB and traditional center of pressure (COP) measurements in subjects with CAI
  • Show TTB to be sensitive to detecting improvements in SL balance post CAI interventions
  • And more!
•  A new, mobile system that provides objective and quantitative data to assess stability

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