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1991
Injuries to the ankle and foot in sports are very frequent; 15%–25% of all sport injuries affect this part of the lower limb (Garrick 1988). It is surprising to see that 85% of these injuries are inversion distorsion traumata of the ankle (Nicholas and Hershman 1986).
P. Vaes, M. Shahabpour, P.-P. Casteleyn
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Injuries to the ankle and foot in sports are very frequent; 15%–25% of all sport injuries affect this part of the lower limb (Garrick 1988). It is surprising to see that 85% of these injuries are inversion distorsion traumata of the ankle (Nicholas and Hershman 1986).
P. Vaes, M. Shahabpour, P.-P. Casteleyn
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2012
Usually the foot is anchored to the ground when a force pushes the body forward, such as stumbling over an object or fall from a height. This causes external rotation, abduction, and adduction.
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Usually the foot is anchored to the ground when a force pushes the body forward, such as stumbling over an object or fall from a height. This causes external rotation, abduction, and adduction.
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ARTHRODESIS OF THE ANKLE JOINT
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1948openaire +2 more sources
Joint-Preserving Surgery in Varus Ankle Osteoarthritis
Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2022Mario Herrera-Pérez +2 more
exaly
Trends in the Utilization of Ankle Replacements: Data From Worldwide National Joint Registries
Foot and Ankle International, 2021Alan Silman +2 more
exaly