Avulsion fractures are common in the hip, elbow, and ankle in young people who play ... some need surgery. Quick treatment can keep an avulsion fracture from getting worse, so it's important ...

[25] Nonunions occurring below the level of the talar dome are often asymptomatic and require no treatment ... ankle mortise after either a deltoid ligament rupture or, less commonly, a fracture ...

A fibula fracture describes a break in this bone. Treatment can ... is fractured at the ankle Fibular head fractures occur at the upper end of the fibula at the knee Avulsion fractures happen ...

Treatment and recovery time often depend on the zone. Fractures of the fifth metatarsal ... the fifth metatarsal that’s closest to your ankle. Avulsion means “pulling or tearing away.” ...

The case is here reported of an apophyseal avulsion fracture of the anterior superior iliac spine in an adolescent caused by playing football before the end of treatment for apophysitis. An open ...

Anterior inferior tibiofibular ligament avulsions were identified in 18.2% of all ankle fractures ... a trimalleolar fracture plus an anterior inferior tibiofibular ligament avulsion fracture.

The terms you’re likely to hear are avulsion ... known as a Jones fracture. The fifth metatarsal is the sticky-out bit on the outside of your foot, halfway between your ankle and your toes.

He had pain on walking and at eversion or planter flexion of the ankle. Radiography and computed tomography showed an avulsion fracture at the plantar lateral base of the first metatarsal which ...

Some of the most common include: Lateral malleolus fractures (occur at the ankle) Avulsion fractures (occur ... you won't typically require extensive treatment for your fibula.

In 1922, Ashhurst and Bromer [14] provided the first comprehensive classification of ankle fractures by mechanism of injury. They looked retrospectively at the radiographs of 300 cases ...