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Ankle and foot injuries are fairly common not only | Ankle and foot injuries are fairly common not only with the athletes or as a result of the sporting activities, but occurs during routine daily activities and include sprains, fractures, tears, and inflammation. A good knowledge of the foot and ankle anatomy is necessary for proper diagnosis and treatment. | ||
The ankle is formed by three bones: talus, tibia and fibula. The anatomic structure of the foot consists of hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot, each composed of several bones. | The ankle is formed by three bones: talus, tibia and fibula. The anatomic structure of the foot consists of hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot, each composed of several bones. |
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Ankle and foot injuries are fairly common not only with the athletes or as a result of the sporting activities, but occurs during routine daily activities and include sprains, fractures, tears, and inflammation. A good knowledge of the foot and ankle anatomy is necessary for proper diagnosis and treatment.
The ankle is formed by three bones: talus, tibia and fibula. The anatomic structure of the foot consists of hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot, each composed of several bones.