Ankle Ligament Injuries Based on Medical Images of Hip-Hop Training and Research on Training Techniques

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Abstract

Ligament loss of the ankle joints is common. If it is not handled properly, it is easy to cause repeated sprains of the ankle joints. Usually, medical image examination will be the first choice for the diagnosis of ligament injury. This paper analyzes the ankle ligament injury of hip-hop training based on medical images and studies the hip-hop training skills, to explore the application method of medical images in ankle injury, and can provide some theoretical and practical references for other sports injuries. In this paper, several medical image-related technologies such as texture feature extraction, main visual feature SAR method, and edge detection method are proposed. These technologies are applied to the study of ankle ligament injury, and an effective medical training therapy is determined by setting up the control group and the treatment group to observe the medical image display of each part of the ankle. Through the statistics of the clinical efficacy judgment standard results of patients in the treatment group and patients in the control group after two weeks of injury, it is found that the experimental results show that the cure rate, significant efficiency, and total effective rate of patients in the treatment group after two weeks are higher than those in the control group, and the total effective rate of the treatment group has reached 92.20%.

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Han, Z., & Xu, X. (2021). Ankle Ligament Injuries Based on Medical Images of Hip-Hop Training and Research on Training Techniques. Journal of Sensors, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/9342954

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