LATERAL LIGAMENT INJURIES OF THE ANKLE (PART II)

This is the second part of the ankle ligament injuries. We will face the dorsal calcaneocuboid injuries, bifurcate injuries, and other pathologies that should be included in differential diagnosis like peroneal tendons pathologies, hidden fractures and intraarticular injuries. I hope you enjoy this second part of lateral ligament injuries of the ankle

[@cristinanistorescu8702]

Excellent presentation! Thanks a lot!

[@KpiHealthcare]

Beautiful images and anatomic correlates!

[@MskFreak]

Thank you!

[@arminesavayan4971]

Thank you for your great job !!! ❤

[@irandokhtparsi2816]

you are fantastic . It is the best presentation that I've seen.I appreciate for your effort and it helped me a lot. I can't wait for your other vidoes

[@MskFreak]

Thank you very much.
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[@한겨레-n8b]

Wow Great!!

[@angeliquemarquisedesanges8272]

You are the best

[@marceloportomendonca]

Congratulations, Dr! Your classes are fantastic! Your images and way of expressing themselves are formidable, which makes learning a lot easier! I hope we can have the pleasure of seeing new videos soon! Thanks a lot !

[@MskFreak]

Thanks!, Hope this weekend I´ll upload next

[@sskfrey]

Excellent presentation
What is the name of the muscle you mention.
Looking at Sobotta‘s and the app Essential anatomy, it should be M.extensor digitorum brevis.

[@MskFreak]

You are right is a bad translation of a spanish name. it is the muscle mass formed of the extensor digitorum brevis + extensor hallucis brevis

[@duaaj6820]

thank you a lot 🌷

[@nanajakaushalya]

Excellent presentation ,clear and precise. Thanks a lot dr . Awaiting eagarly for elbow injuries, pathologies.

[@MskFreak]

Thanks

[@drha6646]

excellent lecture

[@omunique4968]

Ankle Ligament tablo fibula partial tear since one year.....