There are two peroneal tendons, which run behind the lateral malleolus—a fancy term for the outer knob-like ankle bone—and along the back of the fibula (shin bone). These include the peroneus ...

The muscle runs down the lateral side of your lower leg ... the medial cuneiform bone and first metatarsal bone. The muscle is an extrinsic ankle muscle, meaning it originates in your leg and ...

The TLS and the length of the lateral and medial ankle were not significantly different. Conclusions This study supports that the osseous joint configuration is an intrinsic risk factor for CAI. It ...

Class 4 laser therapy appears to be a viable adjunctive treatment option for accelerating the healing process and alleviating ...

Objective To analyse the association between Ankle-GO score during the return to sport process and the probability of becoming a coper 1 year after lateral ankle sprain (LAS). Copers were defined as ...

[5] suggested that the talus is translated anteriorly due to stretching of the anterior talofibular ligament and chronic lateral instability ... on the front of the ankle and osteoarthritis ...