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Ortho-tips 2016; 12 (1)

Chronic lateral ankle instability

Cisneros FA

Language: Spanish
References: 29
Page: 31-37
PDF size: 183.62 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The most common injury of the ankle in sports is ankle sprain. Lateral instability is the major mid and long term complication. Objectives: To review comprehensively the most recent and representative literature on lateral ankle instability secondary to a sports injury. The review focuses on the classification of the injuries and the latest treatments directed to functional recovery. Results: An anatomical repair is indicated for grade I lesions, whereas for grade II and III injuries a non-anatomical or anatomical reconstruction is recommended. The use of allografts has a very unique usefulness to preserve anatomical integrity of the limbs in athletes. Conclusions: The mechanism of the lesion should be known, as well as the biomechanics stressing the ankle for any given sport, in order to return the athlete to his/her activities by means of surgical or non-surgical methods.


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