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MRI OF THE LEFT ANKLE says : There is full thickness of the fibular attachment of the superior & inferior bands of the anterior talo fibular ligament, and sleeve avulsion of the calcaneal attachment of the calcaneo fibular ligament. The rest of the lateral collateral ligament complex appears intact. The syndesmotic ligaments, superficial & deep deltoid ligaments, spring ligament complex and Lisfrancs ligament appear normal. The bones under view show normal alignment & marrow signal. The calcaneal pitch is normal. No evidence of heel valgus. No osteochondral lesion is noted at the talar dome. The ankle mortise, the anterior, medial & posteri
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