Effectiveness of KT compared to standard tape, placebo/sham tape and no tape in people with stable and unstable ankles.

* statistically significant between group difference** Statistically significant result reported by the authora insufficient information to calculate mean difference and 95% confidence interval. Authors reported a statistically significant increase in postural control in females in the medial and posteromedial directions immediately after KT application, compared to the placebo tape groupb insufficient information to calculate mean difference and 95% confidence interval. No results reported in the studyc insufficient information to calculate mean difference and 95% confidence interval. Authors reported a statistically significant increase in time to boundary in the medial/lateral plane in the KT group compared to copers and healthy participantsd insufficient information available to calculate mean difference and 95% confidence interval. Authors reported no statistically significance difference in EMG fibularis longus activity in the KT group compared with no tape, during an inversion perturbatione not appropriate to calculate mean difference and 95% confidence intervals. Authors reported that those with stable ankles perceived KT to be the most stable taping condition and rigid tape the least stable taping condition. Those with unstable ankles perceived rigid tape to be the most stable taping condition and no tape as the least stable taping condition followed by KTf Insufficient information available to calculate mean different and 95% confidence interval. Authors reported no statistically significant different in vertical jump height between the taping groupsSEBT Star Excursion Balance TestBBS Biodex Balance SystemCoP Centre of PressureTTB Time to BoundarySLB Single Leg BalanceRJJS Reproduction of Joint Position SenseMVC maximum voluntary contractionPF PlantarflexionPF/INV Plantarflexion and 20 degrees of inversionTCJ Talocrural JointMAX Maximum DisplacementEffectiveness of KT compared to standard tape, placebo/sham tape and no tape in people with stable and unstable ankles.