ANATOMY AND US ANKLE LATERAL LIGAMENTS

[@mehmetkucuker4466]

Excellent presentation thanks sir

[@saranghaeclinic4904]

It,s really fantastical video. Thanks a lot.

[@drha6646]

very helpful lecture

[@yandu3627]

thanks a lot , I have learned knee and ankle , cant wait for more , can you please also talk about hip and hernia ?

[@Mindy-s-channel]

Great video--I appreciate all the information

[@tahadexter1]

amazing

[@irinavoicu3412]

Thank you a lot!!!! Very, vey helpful video!!!

[@lars-ericbrodden503]

Fantastic Video! Thank you!

[@asaa5367]

Brilliant! Thanks

[@albertopersico4716]

Thank you very much!!! Really helpful

[@j.m.8774]

A very nice simplified demonstration of the lateral ankle ligaments. Great tutorial doctor!

[@MskFreak]

Thanks!

[@viktornordvall5439]

Great stuff sir! Keep it up 👍🙏

[@kellys_sunny]

Great help!! Thank you so much

[@PaolaAsh]

Hello there thank you so much for this brillaint video why is fat hyperechoic could I ask? Thanks very much

[@MskFreak]

Usually fat in this area is slightly hipoechoic compared to caspsule and edematous anterior talofibular ligament, It helps us to distinguish when it´s pathologic in mild cases

[@Carlos-iz1sl]

thank you Doctor

[@FnDuK]

Hi sir, great video and teaching! I have one question. How u position the ankle joint for medial and lateral structure scan? What is the ideal position? Thank you, sir

[@MskFreak]

It depends on the structure you are assessing, for example th asess anterior talofibular ligament, y use plantar flexion to tighten te ligament. If y explore the posterior tibiotalar componente of the deltoid ligament, I use dorsal flexion.

[@FnDuK]

@@MskFreak that's great! Thanks ☺️