- A high
ankle sprain, also
known as a
syndesmotic ankle sprain (SAS), is a
sprain of the
syndesmotic ligaments that
connect the
tibia and
fibula in the...
- excessive,
external rotative force being applied to the
deltoid and
syndesmotic ligaments. Due to this, the
Maisonneuve fracture is
described as a pronation-external...
-
syndesmosis is a joint, in the
literature the term
syndesmotic injury is used to
describe injury of the
syndesmotic ligaments. It
comes from the Gr**** σύν, syn...
- A
syndesmotic **** is a
metal ****
designed to
replace the
syndesmosis of the
human body,
usually temporarily. If the
syndosmosis is torn
apart as result...
- leg and
forearm also
provide areas for
muscle attachment.
Damage to a
syndesmotic joint,
which usually results from a
fracture of the bone with an accompanying...
-
joint can be
considered to rule out
peroneal tendon, osteochondral, or
syndesmotic injury. [citation needed]
Ankle sprains are
classified as
grade 1, 2...
- by the
level of the
fracture of the
distal fibula (type A =
below the
syndesmotic ligament, type B = at its level, type C =
above the ligament), with use...
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Subvalvular aortic stenosis (non-human), an abnormal,
congenital heart murmur Syndesmotic ankle sprain, a type of
ankle sprain SAS (software), (Statistical Analysis...
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yellow cards.
Towards the end of the
season he was injured—tendonitis,
syndesmotic ligament tear,
hairline crack in calf bone—and
missed three months. De...
- (August 2019). "Effect of a
Controlled Ankle Motion Walking Boot on
Syndesmotic Instability During Weightbearing: A
Cadaveric Study".
Orthopaedic Journal...
