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Syndesmosis Sprains of the Ankle
Foot & Ankle, 1990A retrospective review of the clinical records and radiographs of 1344 ankle sprains occurring over a 41-month period at the United States Military Academy was performed. The incidence and severity of these sprains did not differ significantly from other studies with the exception of those injuries involving the tibiofibular ligaments.
W J, Hopkinson +3 more
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Treatment of the rupture of the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis with “Engelbrechts syndesmosis hook”
Der Unfallchirurg, 1999After completing the osteosynthesis of the lateral malleolus, the hook is positioned 3-5 cm cranial of the syndesmosis and fixed to the tibia with a screw. It is expected to allow undisturbed ligament healing of the syndesmosis with early formation or fibres under limited motion. No immobilisation is necessary and no early removing of the implant.Of 62
H, Dittmer, E, Dettmann
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Injuries to the tibiofibular syndesmosis
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 2008The management of injury to the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis remains controversial in the treatment of ankle fractures. Operative fixation usually involves the insertion of a metallic diastasis screw. There are a variety of options for the position and characterisation of the screw, the type of cortical fixation, and whether the screw should be ...
R, Dattani +4 more
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ANKLE FRACTURES AND SYNDESMOSIS INJURIES
Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 2001Ankle fractures are one of the most frequently treated injuries in orthopedic traumatology. The simple injuries often are forgiving and are managed easily and appropriately by closed treatment, but more complex injuries require recognition of possible associated injuries and anatomic internal fixation.
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[Syndesmosis transfixation screw].
Aktuelle Traumatologie, 1990Instability of the distal tibia-fibular joint necessitates the implant of a fibular tibial transfixation screw. The screw should be placed 2 cm above the anterior syndesmosis. The angle of insertion is 30 degrees upwards from dorsal in relation to the frontal plane.
R, Kadletz, K P, Benedetto
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The Physician and sportsmedicine
In brief Syndesmosis ankle sprains, though potentially disabling, often appear benign initially. These sprains are characterized by a rotational mechanism of injury, long recovery, and, frequently, heterotopic ossification. Diagnosis and grading are based on physical exam findings and imaging studies.
Dean C, Taylor, Frank H, Bassett
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In brief Syndesmosis ankle sprains, though potentially disabling, often appear benign initially. These sprains are characterized by a rotational mechanism of injury, long recovery, and, frequently, heterotopic ossification. Diagnosis and grading are based on physical exam findings and imaging studies.
Dean C, Taylor, Frank H, Bassett
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Assessment of malreduction standards for the syndesmosis in bilateral CT scans of uninjured ankles
Bone and Joint Journal, 2021Joseph T Nguyen +2 more
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