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Injuries of the Ankle and Foot
Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1984The important points in evaluation of the traumatized foot and ankle are discussed in detail. Also considered are specific injuries, including contusion; injuries of the musculotendinous unit, ligaments, and capsule; stress fractures; and puncture wounds.
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2008
Ankle ligament injuries in the presence or in the absence of fractures are common. They often present a diagnostic challenge, and their management is poorly understood and subject to debate. This article reviews and discusses the current literature on the management and diagnosis of these injuries.
Ali Abbassian, R. S. Thomas
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Ankle ligament injuries in the presence or in the absence of fractures are common. They often present a diagnostic challenge, and their management is poorly understood and subject to debate. This article reviews and discusses the current literature on the management and diagnosis of these injuries.
Ali Abbassian, R. S. Thomas
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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 ...
Reginald L. Hall +3 more
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THE MECHANISM OF ANKLE INJURIES
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1956Adequate roentgenographic examination is essential to proper evaluation of injuries of the ankle joint, therefore appropriate roentgenograms which demonstrate the various fractures and the ligament injuries have been reproduced. The roentgenographic technique for demonstrating fractures is well known and practiced.
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Tendon Injuries About the Ankle
Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 1980The proper treatment of tendinous ankle injuries will yield a strong, stable joint. Generally, athletes can expect to return to their preinjury athletic level. Tendon strain or inflammation, either from a single incident or simple overuse, requires prolonged conservative therapy.
James R. Kasser +2 more
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Ankle effusions following acute ankle injury
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1999We prospectively studied 56 patients with an acute ankle injury and an effusion to determine the significance of the ankle effusion to functional outcome. The average size of effusion was 15 mm. Most injuries occurred following a fall (73%) and most (73%) were inversion injuries.
Harper Wm +3 more
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2014
Prevention of injuries is important for the health of an individual player, as well as for the overall performance of the team. Injured players do not play at their full physical capacity or may not be able to play at all. The majority of ankle injuries that occur in football result in complete inability to participate in training and/or competition ...
van Reijen, M., Verhagen, E.A.L.M.
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Prevention of injuries is important for the health of an individual player, as well as for the overall performance of the team. Injured players do not play at their full physical capacity or may not be able to play at all. The majority of ankle injuries that occur in football result in complete inability to participate in training and/or competition ...
van Reijen, M., Verhagen, E.A.L.M.
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