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High Ankle Sprain
High Ankle Sprain
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Chris Fulmer, a Stanford O'Connor Sports Medicine faculty member, outlines an approach to diagnosing lateral ankle pain following an inversion injury. The examination begins with proximal-to-distal palpation to avoid tender areas and check for fibular injuries, like mesoneuve fractures. Employing Ottawa ankle rules, Fulmer advises palpating key points to assess for severe injuries, including syndesmosis injuries. Tests like dorsiflexion external rotation, squeeze, and cross leg tests help identify syndesmosis injury or proximal fibular injuries. These methods ensure a thorough assessment, considering potential fractures or soft tissue damage around the ankle.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 10
Topic
Foot and Ankle
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2nd Edition, CASE 10
2nd Edition
Foot and Ankle
lateral ankle pain
inversion injury
Ottawa ankle rules
syndesmosis injury
fibular injuries
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