US OF LATERAL ANKLE LIGAMENT INJURIES (PART II)

In this video other ligaments will be checked. The dorsal calcaneocuboid, bifurcate and talonavicular ligaments. And finally other possible injuries included en de differential diagnosis of a lateral ankle sprain like hidden fractures or peroneal tendons injuries.

[@wellsyboy]

Great video - could you please clarify which muscle you referred to when talking about the Dorsal Calcaneocuboid ligament - I am assuming it is the Extensor Digitorum brevis is but didn’t recognise the name you used.

[@inigoiri]

Hi. It's the pedius muscle . Formed of the extensor digitorum brevis and the extensor hallucis brevis.

[@wellsyboy]

inigoiri Thank you very much - I have recommended your videos to colleagues - they are excellent!

[@inigoiri]

@@wellsyboy thanks! Don't forget that my english channel is inigoiri2. All New english videos will be posted there...

[@wellsyboy]

inigoiri Ah - excellent - just subscribed there as well - I didn’t realise you had another channel - thank you

[@jjalmeria]

Thanks for this video

[@SantanderMSK]

Very good as usual¡¡¡.

[@sumbidyyannis6739]

I have pain in this particular area and it’s been several years now. I’ve gotten 4 different MRIs and the doctors said I just need to rest. Is it possible to recover from this situation without needing surgery?

[@omersharif9]

Grandes cosas como siempre Inigoiri

[@inigoiri]

Muchas gracias!

[@Nydnrehab]

Thank you for such a
wonderful
presentation

[@inigoiri]

You are welcome!