Lateral ankle sprains are a common consequence of physical activity. If not managed
appropriately, a cascade of negative alterations to both the joint structure and a person's …

Background/aims Ankle sprains are common injuries which can lead to chronic lateral ankle
ligament instability (CAI). Methods The aim of this review is to provide a comprehensive …

The Orthopaedic Section of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) has an
ongoing effort to create evidence-based practice guidelines for orthopaedic physical therapy …

Background: The current “gold standard” for treatment of chronic lateral ankle instability is
the Broström-Gould procedure. Most authors recommend this type of operation even after an …

Background: No reported study has compared clinical and radiologic outcomes between an
all-inside arthroscopic modified Broström operation (MBO) and an open MBO. The purpose …

Background Ankle sprains are a common injury among physically active populations that
can cause lasting damage to the lateral ligaments and in some cases chronic functional …

Background: Varus hindfoot deformity may increase the risk of chronic lateral ankle
instability (CLAI). Our aim was to analyze hindfoot alignment (HFA) in patients with CLAI …

Ankle sprains are one of the most common lower extremity injuries. 1, 2 Although most
people recover without significant long-term consequences, chronic ankle instability does …

Background: Treatment of patients with repeated ankle sprains and chronic lateral ankle
instability tends to focus on the lateral collateral ligaments. We reviewed records to ascertain …

Background Operative treatment of the adult cavovarus foot deformity involves complex
decisions based on numerous factors, including severity and flexibility of the deformity. An …