Anatomic Repair of Deltoid Ligaments in Acute Injury With Suture Anchor Technique.
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Abstract
Acute disruption of the deltoid ligament usually occurs in rotational ankle fracture. If left untreated, its instability may contribute to ankle arthritis. We have designed a suture technique to repair all deltoid ligament layers. It provides anatomic ligament-to-bone repair of the superficial and deep deltoid ligaments and anchor suture reinforcement. This technique may protect the horizontally oriented fibers of the deep deltoid ligaments and allow them to heal with sufficient rest while providing immediate stability of the construct. The superficial ligaments are then repaired with residual anchor sutures. [<i>Orthopedics</i>. 2022;45(3):e168-e173.].
Medical subject headings
- Ankle Fractures
- Ankle Injuries
Anatomy
- ankle