Quality analysis of YouTube videos on ankle sprains shows varying reliability, emphasizing improvement needs.
YouTube offers wide access to ankle sprain information, yet video quality, accessibility, and transparency remain low. Physician-created and rehabilitation-focused videos demonstrated superior educational value, although highly viewed videos did not correspond with higher quality. These findings highlight the need for more reliable, high-quality ankle sprain content on online platforms.
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