KMID : 0361619960310030590
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Journal of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 1996 Volume.31 No. 3 p.590 ~ p.597
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The Larsen Procedure for Chronic Ankle Lateral Instability
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Abstract
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Injury of the ankle ligaments is one of the most common sports-related injuries, Although there are some debates as the best initial treatment for an acute tear of a lateral ligament, persistent functional instability of the ankle develops in
approximately 20% of patients regardless of the type of initial treatment. In these patients, late reconstruction of the lateral ankle ligaments may become neccessay.
Among 13 cases which have been operated with Larsen procedure using peroneus brevis tendon from March 1991 to February 1993, the 11 cases followed up over 1 year were examined clinically and radiologically. We introduced the clinical analysis and
results with the brief review of the literatures.
1. The indication of surgical treatments was the ankle instability which had differences over 10¡Æin talar tilting angle or over 3mmin anterior displacement compared with the uninjured site.
2. The postoperative results were 5 cases in excellent and 4 in good.
3. The Larsen procedure was considered a good method to anatomically and simply both the ankle and subtalar joint and to fix tendon depending on the type of instability
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