It is accurate to say that most ankle fractures are produced by abnormal ... Since external rotation produces a fibular fracture with its obliquity in the sagittal plane and abduction a fracture ...

The fibula is the smaller of the two shin ... associated ligament or other soft tissue damage). If the fracture occurred at the ankle, it becomes much more complex due to the network of nerves ...

Distal fibula fractures are common injuries that often occur in conjunction with ankle fractures. These fractures can vary in severity and complexity, necessitating different surgical fixation ...

In addition to the tibia, fibula, and talus ... often at night. An ankle fracture (broken ankle) may cause immediate pain at ...

Published results showed time to weight-bearing after open reduction and internal fixation in patients with ankle fractures ...

Intraarticular distal tibial fractures usually ... cm (green arrow); fusion of the fibula with the talus (blue arrow); pronounced osteoarthritis of the upper ankle, as well as an osseously well ...

“Usually when these types of fractures, when they’re plating just the fibula, there usually is also ligament damage of the ankle too, but that usually heals on its own,” Soppe said. “He will probably ...

Among the earliest observations on the pathomechanics of ankle injuries were those ... He described a fracture of the fibula 2 to 3 inches above its tip associated with a tear of the deltoid ...