Purpose Ankle sprains remain the most common soft tissue injury presenting to Emergency
Departments. Recently, there has been increased awareness and reporting of deltoid …

Aim Supination-external rotation (SER) ankle fractures account for the majority of ankle
fractures and can be divided into stable or unstable fractures, based on the state of the …

Introduction Determining deltoid ligament incompetence in supination external rotation
(SER) injuries commonly relies on stress radiography, given several studies demonstrating …

Abstract Introduction In isolated Weber B fractures (type B fibular fractures), ruling out
instability is critical for safe conservative treatment. In fractures without evident medial injury …

Purpose Type B fibula fractures are the most common type of ankle fractures. Generally,
surgical repair is advised for unstable fractures and non-operative treatment for stable …

Goal The aim of this study is to investigate whether weight-bearing and gravity stress
radiographs have additional value in predicting concomitant deep deltoid ligamentous …

Introduction Excluding deep deltoid ligament (DDL) rupture in isolated type B ankle fractures
is crucial in the decision-making process for surgical or conservative treatment. There is no …

The management of acute distal tibiofibular syndesmotic injuries has evolved over time and
therefore, the aim of this study was to evaluate the use of different methods and the changes …

Objectives: To determine the diagnostic accuracy of various stress tests for deltoid ligament
and syndesmosis injury in patients with ankle fracture. Data Sources: A systemic literature …

Background: The deltoid ligament (DL) is an important stabilizer of the ankle. DL injury of
varying severity can occur alone or with syndesmotic injury and fibular fracture. Limited …