AANA19 Foot & Ankle Access Pass-Practical Applications for Ankle Scope – Os Trigonum, FHL and Anterior Impingement

Practical Applications for Ankle Scope – Os Trigonum, FHL and Anterior Impingement - Featured Lecture-Dr. James W. Stone, M.D

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In this video, the presenter discusses impingement in the ankle, both anteriorly and posteriorly. They explain that soft tissue impingement can lead to localized synovitis, which can cause pain and other symptoms. The evaluation includes localized tenderness and swelling within the joint. X-rays are usually normal, but MRIs can show abnormal synovial impingement lesions. Non-operative treatment is initially recommended, but if the pain persists, arthroscopic examination may be necessary. The presenter demonstrates arthroscopic procedures for treating various forms of impingement, including removing synovial impingement lesions and excising osteophytes. They also demonstrate the technique for posterior arthroscopy, which allows access to previously inaccessible areas. The presenter concludes that posterior ankle arthroscopy is a safe and effective approach for treating posterior pathology in the ankle and subtalar joints.

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Concurrent Scientific Session III: Symposium - Foot and Ankle Challenges 5.3.2019

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Concept Ankle Impingement

Concept Arthroscopy

Concept Anterior Ankle Impingement

Concept Posterior Ankle Pathology

Concept Synovitis

Keywords

ankle impingement

soft tissue impingement

localized synovitis

arthroscopic examination

posterior ankle arthroscopy

Ankle Impingement

Arthroscopy

Anterior Ankle Impingement

Posterior Ankle Pathology

Synovitis