Chronic Ankle Ligament Injury and its Clinical Management, A Literature Review

Authors

  • Amanda Gomes Quiroga

  • Jose Pereira da Silva Filho

  • Joaquim Lucas Silva Cardoso

  • Valter Oliveira da Silva

  • Ana Beatriz de Matos Berg Abrantes

  • Rebeca Mendes Peres

  • Fabiana Caroline Coelho Carvalho Firme

  • Isabella Menezes Batista

  • Eduarda Monteiro Machado,

  • Ana Laura Passos de Magalhães

  • Ulisses Tomaz Monteiro

  • Bruna Daher Fonseca

  • Marina Mota de Oliveira Madruga

  • Caio Lopes Oliveira

  • Rayssa Blenda Martins

  • Victor de Oliveira Bessa

  • Maria Alice Silva Vasconcelos

  • Pollyane Vieira de Almeida

  • Eduardo Fernandes Rodrigues

  • Raphael Vinicius Mendes Abreu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRBVOL23IS3PG5

Keywords:

ligament injury; ankle; chronic injury

Abstract

Introduction It s important to comprehend the key concepts of chronic ligament injuries to the ankle which occur when there is deterioration or weakening and can result from recurrent or untreated trauma AMODIO 2013 Chronic ligament damage typically results from frequent ankle sprains Ligaments are fibrous tissues that connect bones and provide stability for joints In the ankle the ligaments most commonly affected are the anterior talofibular ligament and the calcaneofibular ligament

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Amanda Gomes Quiroga, Jose Pereira da Silva Filho, Joaquim Lucas Silva Cardoso, Valter Oliveira da Silva, Ana Beatriz de Matos Berg Abrantes, Rebeca Mendes Peres, … Raphael Vinicius Mendes Abreu. (2023). Chronic Ankle Ligament Injury and its Clinical Management, A Literature Review. Global Journal of Medical Research, 23(B3), 5–8. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRBVOL23IS3PG5

 
Chronic Ankle Ligament Injury and its Clinical Management, A Literature Review

Published

2023-09-20

Issue

Vol. 23 No. B3 (2023): GJMR-B Pharma, Drug Discovery, Toxicology & Medicine: Volume 23 Issue B3

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