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Structure of ligament of ankle joint

Known as: Ligament of ankle joint, ankle ligaments, ligament ankle 
National Institutes of Health

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Skeletal ligament

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2019
2019
Ankle Ligaments on MRI: Appearance of Normal and Injured Ligaments
Ankle joint is a complex synovial joint affected in many traumatic and non traumatic conditions resulting in many problems. And… 
2017
2017
Fiber-based modeling of in situ ankle ligaments with consideration of progressive failure.
2017
2017
Searching for the “sweet spot”: the foot rotation and parallel engagement of ankle ligaments in maximizing injury tolerance
Ligament sprains, defined as tearing of bands of fibrous tissues within ligaments, account for a majority of injuries to the foot… 
2017
2017
MRI appearance of injured ligaments and/or tendons of the ankle in different positions: study protocol for a single-center, diagnostic clinical trial
Background: The ankle joint is capable of flexion and extension, including plantar flexion and dorsiflexion, which enables it to… 
2014
2014
Biomechanical behaviour of ankle ligaments: constitutive formulation and numerical modelling
This study was aimed at the definition of a constitutive formulation of ankle ligaments and of a procedure for the constitutive… 
2007
2007
The early diagnosis and treatment for ankle wrick
Objective:To explore the significance of early diagnosis and treatment for ankle wrick.Methods: Forty-eight patients with ankle… 
2006
2006
1160: Ultrasound of ankle ligaments: Pathology
1999
1999
QUASI-LINEAR VISCOELASTICITY OF ANKLE LIGAMENTS
Prior mechanical testing of ankle ligaments has focused on quantifying ligament ultimate strength (Attarian et al., 1985; Siegler… 
1989
1989
Brace therapies of ankle ligament injuries of athletes.
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