Syndesmotic ankle sprains
In this study we reviewed ankle sprains in a professional football team over a 6 year period. Fifteen players who sustained syndesmotic ankle sprains were compared with 28 players who sustained significant lateral ankle sprains. Players with syndesmotic sprains missed sig nificantly more games and p...
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| description | In this study we reviewed ankle sprains in a professional football team over a 6 year period. Fifteen players who sustained
syndesmotic ankle sprains were compared with 28 players who sustained significant lateral ankle sprains. Players with syndesmotic
sprains missed sig nificantly more games and practices and they received substantially more treatments than players with lateral
ankle sprains. Physical examination findings, results of radiographic evaluations, and etiologic factors are dis cussed. The
external rotation stress test, a clinical method for diagnosis of this type of sprain at the time of injury, is described.
Results of this study clearly demonstrate a prolonged recovery time for syndesmotic ankle sprains. Physi cians and trainers
who are aware of this injury can differentially diagnose these two types of sprains in the early postinjury period by the
method described. |
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sprains missed sig nificantly more games and practices and they received substantially more treatments than players with lateral
ankle sprains. Physical examination findings, results of radiographic evaluations, and etiologic factors are dis cussed. The
external rotation stress test, a clinical method for diagnosis of this type of sprain at the time of injury, is described.
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ankle sprains. Physical examination findings, results of radiographic evaluations, and etiologic factors are dis cussed. The
external rotation stress test, a clinical method for diagnosis of this type of sprain at the time of injury, is described.
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sprains missed sig nificantly more games and practices and they received substantially more treatments than players with lateral
ankle sprains. Physical examination findings, results of radiographic evaluations, and etiologic factors are dis cussed. The
external rotation stress test, a clinical method for diagnosis of this type of sprain at the time of injury, is described.
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| subjects | Ankle Ankle Injuries Biological and medical sciences Diagnosis Football - injuries Football players Humans Identification and classification Injuries Injuries of the limb. Injuries of the spine Ligaments Ligaments, Articular - injuries Male Medical sciences Physical Examination Radiotherapy. Instrumental treatment. Physiotherapy. Reeducation. Rehabilitation, orthophony, crenotherapy. Diet therapy and various other treatments (general aspects) Retrospective Studies Sports injuries Sprains Sprains and Strains - diagnosis Traumas. Diseases due to physical agents |
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