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Fullthickness tear of tibiofibular ligam
Conclusion:
Sequele to high ankle sprain;
➤ Intermediate to high grade injury of syndesmotic ligament with early widening of ligament.
➤ Full thickness tear of anterior tibiofibular ligament.
➤ Intermediate to high grade tear of deltoid ligament at talar attachment.
➤ Low grade injury of anterior talofibular ligament and calcaneofibular ligament.
➤ Marrow contusion changes in tibial plafond.
➤ Contusion changes in inframalleolartibialis posterior tendon.
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If there is instability in daily activities then need to operate
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Physical assessment required to diagnose and treat accordingly
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Apply above knee cylindrical cast to avoid further damage
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Ankle ligaments are extra articular with dedicated rehab good results are achieved conservatively. If conservative line failed or recurrent ankle subluxation episodes, surgical reconstruction is required.
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Visit nearby orthopedic
Get ankle examination
Follow doctor advice
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This is a Maisonneuve fracture, which is a serious ankle injury involving a fracture of the proximal fibula (near the knee) along with damage to the ankle syndesmosis. It occurs due to an external rotational force, causing instability in the ankle joint. The injury often involves tearing of the deltoid ligament or a medial malleolus fracture, making it an unstable injury.
Next Steps
Non-Surgical: If the ankle joint remains stable, conservative management with a cast may be an option.
Surgical: Most cases require syndesmotic screw fixation or a tightrope procedure to restore ankle stability.
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Seek an orthopaedic surgeon at the earliest
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Dr. Vilas P Chavan
Orthopedic surgeon
9 yrs exp
Pune
Better to Go For clinical evaluation, Treatment may change
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