Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery
Volume 42, Issue 1 , Pages 45-47 , January 2003

Recurrent ankle sprains secondary to nonunion of a lateral malleolus fracture

  • Image Result

    Anteroposterior radiograph of the ankle joint taken 4 months after injury, showing nonunion of the tip of the lateral malleolar fracture.

    Anteroposterior radiograph of the ankle joint taken 4 months after injury, showing nonunion of the tip of the lateral malleolar fracture.

  • Image Result

    T2 magnetic resonance image scan of the ankle confirming that the lateral malleolar tip fracture is related to the malleolus. Note the lack of interposed tissue between the fibula and the free fragmen

    T2 magnetic resonance image scan of the ankle confirming that the lateral malleolar tip fracture is related to the malleolus. Note the lack of interposed tissue between the fibula and the free fragment.

  • Image Result
    Mortise radiograph of the ankle joint 3 months after surgery showing that the fracture has healed.

    Mortise radiograph of the ankle joint 3 months after surgery showing that the fracture has healed.

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Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery
Volume 42, Issue 1 , Pages 45-47 , January 2003