A Closer Look At The Use Of Interference Screws For Lateral Ankle Stabilization

Given the common nature of ankle sprains and the fact that 85 percent involve lateral ankle ligament injury, these authors assess the research on techniques for lateral ankle stabilization and the use of interference screw fixation. They also offer pertinent step-by-step pearls on a technique that utilizes a split peroneus brevis tendon with interference screw fixation to help address chronic ankle instability

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A Closer Look At The Use Of Interference Screws For Lateral Ankle Stabilization

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