1. Introduction An ankle injury encompasses structural damage to the bones, ligaments, or tendons that form the ankle joint. This joint is a complex hinge mechanism responsible for bearing the entire weight of the human body while facilitating dynamic movement. When subjected to forces exceeding its physiological capacity, the structural components fail, resulting in sprains, … Read more
1. Introduction A fracture of the medial malleolus is a specific structural injury to the prominent bone on the inner side of the ankle joint. This bone is a critical component of the ankle mechanism, providing medial stability and anchoring robust ligaments that connect the lower leg to the foot. The primary clinical goal when … Read more
1. Introduction An ankle fracture represents a structural failure of the bones that constitute the ankle joint. This injury involves the distal tibia, the distal fibula, or a combination of both, frequently accompanied by significant ligamentous disruption. The primary clinical objective is to restore the precise anatomical alignment of the joint to ensure stability, preserve … Read more