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THE MECHANISM OF ANKLE INJURIES
Barnard Kleiger
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Hospital for Joint Diseases and The Leo Mayer Orthopaedic Group, New York
1956 by The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Incorporated
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.  1956; 38:59-70 
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Abstract

Adequate roentgenographic examination is essential to proper evaluation of injuries of the ankle joint, therefore appropriate roentgenograms which demonstrate the various fractures and the ligament injuries have been reproduced. The roentgenographic technique for demonstrating fractures is well known and practiced. However, the importance and significance of stress roentgenograms made of the foot in lateral

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rotation and inversion have not been widely understood. For this reason, this report has laid great stress on the significance of ligament injuries and on the appropriate roentgenographic techniques for their diagnosis.

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