Anatomical reconstruction of the anterior talofibular and calcaneofibular ligaments with an all-arthroscopic surgical technique.
Arthroscopy is becoming an essential tool for the treatment of chronic lateral ankle instability. It allows the surgeon to determine which ligaments are injured and choose the most appropriate surgical repair technique, and also to assess and treat any associated injuries. Several arthroscopic techniques for lateral ankle ligament repair have recently been developed. As a consequence, it may be possible to carry out complete lateral ligament reconstruction with an all-arthroscopic procedure. Such an arthroscopic lateral ankle ligament reconstruction technique is described in this article.
['Guillo|S|S|', 'Cordier|G|G|', 'Sonnery-Cottet|B|B|', 'Bauer|T|T|']
D016512:Ankle Injuries D001182:Arthroscopy D002111:Calcaneus D005360:Fibula D006801:Humans D007593:Joint Instability D017844:Lateral Ligament, Ankle D019651:Reconstructive Surgical Procedures D013628:Talus
Arthroscopy Ankle instability Ligament reconstruction Sprain