By spending just a few minutes a week building mobility and strength ... the ankle’s ligaments connects the ankle bones (like the tibia, fibula, and talus) to one another and stabilizes the ...

Your ankle is made up of three bones: the tibia, the fibula, and the talus. The 3 other bony bumps ... strengthening, and mobility exercises. The therapist will develop a home program that you ...

the surgeon will begin making an incision at the front of the ankle. The surgeon will remove the lowest part of the tibia and upper part of the talus bone, as well as any damaged cartilage.

It may cause pain and affect a person’s mobility or gait ... and the bone that forms the lower part of the ankle (the talus). The talus bone supports the weight of the tibia and fibula leg ...

The ankle is complex, composed of multiple bones, muscles, ligaments, and joints. As a result, it can be injured in many ways, including fractures, twists, sprains, and strains. One type of sprain ...

The talus (or "ankle bone") connects your leg to your foot ... If the fracture is serious enough and future mobility could be cause for concern, pins, screws, rods or plates could also be inserted ...

All subjects presented with marrow edema strictly located in the talus, which was not seen in other bones of the ankle or foot. There were five females with this edema pattern, and three males ...

A posterolateral approach will allow for excision of the excess bone and improved joint mobility ... the drill holes in the talus and tibia and later into the ankle joint after closure.

This may be due to a selection bias; the precision required to perform advanced ballet maneuvers may exclude individuals with a predisposition to ankle ... in the talus, interpreted as bone ...