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Kenneth L Knight

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Articles 32
Citations 146
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Orthopedics
Rehabilitation Medicine
Top 10 Co-Authors
David O Draper
Kevin C Miller
Blaine C Long
Lisa S Jutte
J Brent Feland
Gary W Mack
Allen C Parcell
Paul J Fields
Dennis Eggett
J Ty Hopkins
Published In
J Athl Train
Phys Sportsmed
Med Sci Sports Exerc
J Sport Rehabil
Muscle Nerve
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Recent Articles
1.
Electrical Muscle Stimulation During Immobilization
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 8(2):147. PMID: 29278059
No abstract available.
2.
Rehabilitating Chondromalacia Patellae
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 7(10):147-148. PMID: 29267079
No abstract available.
3.
Strength Imbalance and Knee Injury
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 8(1):140. PMID: 29261383
No abstract available.
4.
ICE for Immediate Care of Injuries
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 10(2):137. PMID: 29261078
No abstract available.
5.
Total Injury Rehabilitation
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 7(8):111. PMID: 29256790
No abstract available.
6.
Ankle Rehabilitation with Cryotherapy
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 7(11):133. PMID: 29256678
No abstract available.
7.
Compression Splint For Temporary Knee Immobilization
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 7(7):123. PMID: 29256649
No abstract available.
8.
Testing Anterior Cruciate Ligaments
Knight K
Phys Sportsmed . 2017 Dec; 8(5):135-138. PMID: 29256312
No abstract available.
9.
Initial electrical stimulation frequency and cramp threshold frequency and force
Miller K, Knight K
J Athl Train . 2012 Nov; 47(6):643-7. PMID: 23182012
Context: In the electrically induced cramp model, the tibial nerve is stimulated at an initial frequency of 4 Hz with increases in 2-Hz increments until the flexor hallucis brevis cramps....
10.
Production of consistent pain by intermittent infusion of sterile 5% hypertonic saline, followed by decrease of pain with cryotherapy
Long B, Knight K, Hopkins T, Parcell A, Feland J
J Sport Rehabil . 2012 Aug; 21(3):225-30. PMID: 22894975
Context: It is suggested that postinjury pain is difficult to examine; thus, investigators have developed experimental pain models. To minimize pain, cryotherapy (cryo) is applied, but reports on its effectiveness...