Background/aims Ankle sprains are common injuries which can lead to chronic lateral ankle
ligament instability (CAI). Methods The aim of this review is to provide a comprehensive …

Background Approximately 20% of acute ankle sprains progress to chronic lateral ankle
instability (CLAI) requiring surgical intervention. There has been growing interest among …

Introduction Arthroscopic treatment of lateral ankle instability is a recent innovation. In 2014,
a prospective study was initiated by the French Society of Arthroscopy demonstrating the …

Background Arthroscopic surgery for treating ankle instability is increasingly popular.
Several studies showed similar functional outcomes to those seen after open surgery, with …

Purpose The relationship between ligament remnant quality and postoperative outcomes
after arthroscopic lateral ankle ligament repair for chronic lateral ankle instability is …

Background: Hindfoot varus deformity is a known risk factor for chronic lateral ankle
instability (CLAI). The impact of this deformity on clinical results following arthroscopic lateral …

Purpose Obesity remains frequently mentioned as a contraindication for lateral ankle
ligament repair. The aim of the study was to compare the clinical results of an arthroscopic …

Background Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is a common and highly disabling condition.
Although several studies have evaluated and analyzed prevention and treatment strategies …

Purpose To evaluate clinical outcomes as well as return to sports (RTS) and return to work
(RTW) rates following anatomic lateral ankle ligament reconstruction with a tendon autograft …

Purpose Little is known regarding the comparative analyses of the medium-term outcomes
(with a mean minimum follow-up period of 24 months), between arthroscopic and open …