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Ankle Arthrodiastasis and Interpositional Ankle Exostectomy
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2012Arthrosis of the ankle joint, typically posttraumatic in nature, can affect younger and older populations alike. A multitude of procedures exist for treatment, such as arthrodesis, total joint replacement, arthrodiastasis, and articular repair. Current literature has demonstrated success in articular surface repair and arthrodiastasis as separate ...
Bryan A, Sagray +2 more
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Ankle arthroscopy in industrial injuries of the ankle
Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery, 1995Industry-related injuries to the foot and ankle are not uncommon. These cases are often difficult to evaluate with respect to degree of damage and even more difficult to quantitate with regard to functional impairment. This article represents an attempt to determine the role of ankle arthroscopy in the evaluation of ankle injuries that involve ...
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Adhesive capsulitis of the ankle (frozen ankle)
Archives of orthopaedic and traumatic surgery, 1979Adhesive capsulitis or "frozen ankle" is a syndrome resulting from repeated ankle sprains, or perhaps following immobilization after trauma. Ankle arthrography is a useful and safe diagnostic procedure in this syndrome. Typical arthrographic features are described together with case histories of two patients with frozen ankle.
F I, van Moppes +2 more
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Total Ankle Replacement in the Varus Ankle
The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2011Treatment of ankle varus with total ankle replacement (TAR) lacks consensus regarding the limits of deformity that can be managed successfully without recurrence. With newer anatomic prosthetic designs and a comprehensive surgical approach, treatment of frontal plane deformities with implant arthroplasty has gained acceptance.
Ryan P, Shock +2 more
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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2012
This article presents an overview of current ankle arthrodesis techniques. Surgical indications, pathophysiology of the ankle joint, preoperative assessment of the patient, surgical techniques for ankle fusion, and complications/sequelae are discussed. The surgical techniques section focuses on crossed screws arthrodesis and intramedullary nailing for ...
Steven F, Boc, Nathan D, Norem
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This article presents an overview of current ankle arthrodesis techniques. Surgical indications, pathophysiology of the ankle joint, preoperative assessment of the patient, surgical techniques for ankle fusion, and complications/sequelae are discussed. The surgical techniques section focuses on crossed screws arthrodesis and intramedullary nailing for ...
Steven F, Boc, Nathan D, Norem
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1990
Fractures and dislocations about the ankle joint are common injuries. The radiographic "fingerprints" produced by these injuries are directly related to the mechanism that produced that injury. Radiologists must recognize all of the aspects of a particular injury and communicate this information to the orthopedic surgeon because treatment is predicated
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Fractures and dislocations about the ankle joint are common injuries. The radiographic "fingerprints" produced by these injuries are directly related to the mechanism that produced that injury. Radiologists must recognize all of the aspects of a particular injury and communicate this information to the orthopedic surgeon because treatment is predicated
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Foot and Ankle Clinics, 2007
When a deformity of the hindfoot advances to the point where it begins to affect the alignment of the ankle, it becomes a particularly challenging problem to correct. Nonoperative options are limited and should be reserved for patients who have comorbidities prohibiting surgical attention.
Vic, Gibson, David, Prieskorn
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When a deformity of the hindfoot advances to the point where it begins to affect the alignment of the ankle, it becomes a particularly challenging problem to correct. Nonoperative options are limited and should be reserved for patients who have comorbidities prohibiting surgical attention.
Vic, Gibson, David, Prieskorn
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2006
The ankle joint comprises three bones, the tibia, fibula and talus, together with the ligamentous structures which bind them together. Three groups of ligaments can be distinguished: the deltoid ligament medially, between tibia and talus; the lateral collateral ligaments laterally, comprising anterior talofibular, calcaneofibular and posterior ...
Denise M, Mandi +4 more
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The ankle joint comprises three bones, the tibia, fibula and talus, together with the ligamentous structures which bind them together. Three groups of ligaments can be distinguished: the deltoid ligament medially, between tibia and talus; the lateral collateral ligaments laterally, comprising anterior talofibular, calcaneofibular and posterior ...
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1998
Primary osteoarthritis of the ankle is a rare entity. Osteoarthritis of the ankle more commonly is seen secondary to trauma of the articular surface involving the normal biomechanics of the ankle. The causes are many and treatment consists of prevention of additional deterioration or treatment of that deterioration.
L, Demetriades, E, Strauss, J, Gallina
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Primary osteoarthritis of the ankle is a rare entity. Osteoarthritis of the ankle more commonly is seen secondary to trauma of the articular surface involving the normal biomechanics of the ankle. The causes are many and treatment consists of prevention of additional deterioration or treatment of that deterioration.
L, Demetriades, E, Strauss, J, Gallina
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Foot and Ankle Surgery, 2008
Numerous techniques for ankle arthrodesis have been reported since the original description of compression arthrodesis. From the early 1950s to the mid 1970s, external fixation was the dominant technique utilized. In the late 1970s and 1980s, internal fixation techniques for ankle arthrodesis were developed. In the 1990s, arthroscopic ankle arthrodesis
Nihal, Aneel +3 more
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Numerous techniques for ankle arthrodesis have been reported since the original description of compression arthrodesis. From the early 1950s to the mid 1970s, external fixation was the dominant technique utilized. In the late 1970s and 1980s, internal fixation techniques for ankle arthrodesis were developed. In the 1990s, arthroscopic ankle arthrodesis
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