Erschienen in:
01.07.2014 | Case Report
Medial ankle impingement syndrome with talocalcaneal coalition treated by arthroscopy-assisted resection: a case report
verfasst von:
Masaru Kadowaki, Shinji Imade, Yuji Uchio
Erschienen in:
Journal of Orthopaedic Science
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Ausgabe 4/2014
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Excerpt
Ankle impingement syndromes are common disorders of the ankle. They are pathologic conditions involving painful restriction of movement at the tibiotalar joint caused by osseous or soft tissue overgrowth or the presence of accessory ossification centers [
1]. Osseous impingement can result from spur formation along the anterior margin of the distal tibia and talus [
2]. Generally, medial ankle impingement syndrome results from injury to the deltoid ligament complex, leading to scar formation and synovitis along the anteromedial joint line. …