The management of posterior ankle impingement syndrome in sport: A review

Endoscopic treatment for posterior ankle impingement: high patient satisfaction and low recurrence rate at long-term follow-up

“…Hamilton et al found the FHL tendon to be involved in 83% of the dancers with posterior impingement. A recent systematic review showed associated FHL pathology to be present in 35% of the patients, this is in line with the findings in the current study (39%) 3. Hamilton et al reported dancers with bony impingement without involvement of the FHL tendon, to have a shorter time to return to activity, compared with dancers with FHL tendinopathy or combined pathology 5.…”

“…The results of this study demonstrate the good outcome to maintain over time. There is little literature on the difference in outcome between different types of impingement 3. In a previous report of partially the same cohort of patients, favourable outcome was found for impingement which resulted from overuse when compared with post-traumatic impingement.…”

Sporcularda FHL ve os trigonum problemleri

“…Os trigonum sendromu tedavisinde posteromediyal veya posterolateral yaklaşımlar kullanılabilir. [17] Posterolateral yaklaşımda fibula posteriorunda yer alan bir insizyon üzerinden girilir ve Aşil ile peroneal tendonlar arasında ilerlenerek, posterior kapsüle ulaşılır. [13] Bu yaklaşımda risk altındaki yapılar, sural sinir ve küçük safen vendir.…”

“…[6] Artroskopik müdahalenin komplikasyonlarına bakıldığında, Ribbans ve ark., %3,7 sinir hasarı ve %0,96 yara yeri komplikasyonu ile karşılaştıklarını bildirmişlerdir. [17] Nickisch ve ark. ise 186 hastalık serilerinde, %8,5 oranında komplikasyon ile karşılaştıklarını bildirmişlerdir.…”

Treatment of hindfoot and ankle pathologies with posterior arthroscopic techniques

“…4,5 It can result from acute traumaor overuse. 6 Hyper-plantar flexion, supination or a combination of these are traumatic mechanisms that maydisplace the os trigonum or fracture a prominent posterolateral talar tubercle (Stieda process) and may cause posterior impingement.…”