… a rotational injury mechanism, have an even higher incidence. In athletes, syndesmotic
injuries account for up to 25% of ankle sprains with approximately 6500 syndesmotic injuries …

… tibiofibular syndesmosis is essential to improve functional outcomes. In such an injury, …
characteristics of this syndesmosis, the mechanism of its acute injury associated to fractures…

… clinical impact of syndesmosis injury is commonly described in … review aimed to quantify
the impact of syndesmosis injury. … of isolated syndesmosis injury and syndesmosis injury with …

… syndesmotic injuries is still controversial. In our study, we aimed to evaluate ideal fixation
method in syndesmotic injury by … The intact model, injury model, and 8 different fixation models …

… The median time from injury to acute clinical evaluation was 2 days (IQR 2). Prior to clinical
… Syndesmosis injury was present in 26 acute ankle injuries. An eversion mechanism of injury …

… time for syndesmosis injuries can exceed 31 days, which are often highly debilitating injuries
in … Although this review covers isolated syndesmosis injuries, any ligamentous injury to the …

… distal tibiofibular syndesmosis injury who … syndesmotic screw group with a mean follow-up
period of 16 ± 7 (range 12-21) months. The demographic data included gender, age, injury …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to research the effect of suture button (SB) fixation, a
method used at the treatment of ankle syndesmosis injury, which was applied in various angles…

… Considering that syndesmotic injuries result from a comparable injury mechanism, ie ankle
… suffering an unstable syndesmotic injury. Particularly because syndesmotic injuries occur …

… Yet, to this day, we are missing a uniform diagnostic algorithm and classification system for
syndesmotic injuries. An untreated, unstable syndesmotic injury will significantly change the …