Titlebook: Ankle Joint Arthroscopy; A Step-by-Step Guide Francesco Allegra,Fabrizio Cortese,Francesco Lijoi Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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Micka?l Clévenot,Alexis Saludjianprocess and the FHL often results in association of bone conflict syndromes with FHL tendinopathy. In this chapter we discuss classifications, diagnostic workup and arthroscopic treatment of bony impingement.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01953-3ctors influencing choice of surgical procedure include: size of lesion, location of lesion, containment, associated subchondral cyst, status of cartilage cap, associated pathology, and patient preference.

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The Political Economy of Class,unctional unit. The allograft is harvested from a donor talus that can be fresh or frozen bone. The treatment of osteochondral lesions with allograft is usually an open procedure and arthroscopy can be performed before the open approach to confirm the site and the size of the lesion. In this chapter

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Anatomy of the Ankle Joint and Hindfootibial and fibular malleoli. This anatomical conformation allows movement through only one axis, the bimalleolar axis, through which dorsiflexion and plantarflexion movements are produced. Normal values of the range of motion are 13–33° for dorsiflexion and 23–56° for plantarflexion [1].

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Gross Anatomy of the Subtalar Jointculates with the dorsal part of the calcaneus. The subtalar joint can be divided into a posterior joint and an anterior complex, the latter composed of the anterior talocalcaneal joint (anterior subtalar joint), middle talocalcaneal joint, and talonavicular joint (Fig. 2.1).

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Bony Impingement: Aetiology, Classifications, Treatment, Arthroscopic Procedures, Pitfalls and Trickment syndrome is very common in athletes who perform repeated ankle dorsiflexions (football players, American football players, dancers, gymnasts and runners). Aetiopathogenesis is related to repeated sprains, chronic instability and repeated microtraumas associated with the formation of osteophytes

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Soft Tissue Impingement: Etiology and Classification, Treatment, Arthroscopic Procedures. Pitfalls, cMurry (1950) referred to the disorder as “soccer ankle.” Many authors became interested in this pathological issue and viewed it as genuine syndrome: “anterior ankle impingement syndrome.”.This painful condition can be determined by the presence of osteophytes or soft tissue disorder resulting from