Ankle Sprain Complications: MRI Evaluation

Martin, Barney T.

doi:10.1016/j.cpm.2007.12.004

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“…The most feasible line of research is probably the collection of data on a variety of sideline tests, with correlations offered between those findings and athlete functional status, magnetic resonance imaging findings, [26][27] if any, and medium-and long-term outcomes. The NCAA ISS may be the best vehicle for such data collection, although other groups may be able to collect meaningful information.…”

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Eminence-Based Medicine versus Evidence-Based Medicine: When Can the Athlete with a Sprained Ankle Return to Play?

Pedowitz¹,

Tjoumakaris²,

Bernstein³

2013

The Physician and Sportsmedicine

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When can the athlete with a sprained ankle to return to play? The medical literature provides no definitive answer to this question, so we surveyed 500 experts in sports medicine, and asked them if they agree with the following statement: "For patients with an acute ankle injury, the ability to hop on the sidelines is sufficient evidence to allow the athlete to return to the field." Overall, the experts did not endorse this statement. Further, a review of the medical literature failed to lend support for the statement. Taken together, some level V (expert opinion) evidence emerges, namely, that a patient's ability to successfully complete the hop test is not necessarily sufficient evidence to allow a return to play. That finding does not mean that a physician must shun the test; rather, the conclusion is that it cannot be relied on in isolation. The hop test, used in context with other findings, along with a consideration of the risks and benefits of continued play, may help the physician on the field reach a reasonable conclusion. To date, however, there is no single, easily applied test that can correctly determine whether an athlete is safe to return to the field.

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Section: Future Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Eminence-Based Medicine versus Evidence-Based Medicine: When Can the Athlete with a Sprained Ankle Return to Play?

Pedowitz¹,

Tjoumakaris²,

Bernstein³

2013

The Physician and Sportsmedicine

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“…Genellikle futbol, voleybol, basketbol, koşu, savunma sporları, bale, dans, Amerikan futbolu ve hokey sporlarında daha sıktır ve yaralanmalar en sık ayak plantar fleksiyonda iken ayağın inversiyonu ile birlikte addüksiyonu sı-rasında oluşur. Doğru tanı konup uygun şekil-de tedavi yönetimi yapılmaz ise ileri dönemde olgularda kronik ayak bileği instabilitesi, posttravmatik osteoartrit ve anterolateral sıkışma sendromu ortaya çıkabilir [1,5].…”

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Ayak Bilegi: Bag ve Tendonlar

Çevi̇kol¹

2017

Trd Sem

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Ayak bileği manyetik rezonans görüntüleme (MRG) incelemeleri öncelikle bağ ve tendon patolojilerinin değerlendirilmesi için yapıl-makla birlikte, incelemelerde bunun yanı sıra diğer yumuşak doku patolojileri (sıkışma sendromları, tuzak nöropatiler, sinüs tarsi sendromu, sinovyal hastalıklar, enfeksiyonlar), kas, kemik ve kıkırdak patolojileri (kemik iliği öde-mi, stres zedelenmeleri, osteokondral kırıklar, yetersizlik kırıkları, osteonekroz, geçici kemik iliği ödemi, osteomyelitler) ve birçok eklem patolojileri de değerlendirilebilmektedir.Görüntülemeye gerek duyulan olgularda direkt grafilerden sonra yapılan MRG sonuçları, klinisyenler tarafından seçilecek tedavi yönte-minin (konservatif veya cerrahi) belirlenmesinde oldukça önemlidir.

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“…Komplizierend können osteochondrale Absprengungen, meist im Bereich der medialen Talusschulter, oder Verletzungen der Syndesmose hinzukommen [4,24].…”

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Klein¹

2015

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Ankle Sprain Complications: MRI Evaluation

Cited by 11 publications

References 19 publications

Eminence-Based Medicine versus Evidence-Based Medicine: When Can the Athlete with a Sprained Ankle Return to Play?

Eminence-Based Medicine versus Evidence-Based Medicine: When Can the Athlete with a Sprained Ankle Return to Play?

Ayak Bilegi: Bag ve Tendonlar

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