done this 10 times on my right leg, maybe 6 on my left.. and both ankles are bulging, but my right looks twice as bad and kind of deformed.. wonder what a professional would say if they say a x ray or whatever scan of my foot.
The explanation of the foot mechanics in this video is fabulous. Having the foot animated to visualize the movement of the bones is wonderful. When you are curious about the inner workings of the foot someone trying to show you with their foot doesn't compare to an animation that is narrated. Well Done
I had something like this last summer but I was in the air and my foot twisted and I came back down and there I go landed on my foot sideways and I heard a crack after that, it was a major problem to me. The foot was hanging off and I couldn’t bear to watch it dangling from my leg, To this day I still have the bump from where I got it
Don't Do It. The progressive atrophy of muscle tissue & tendons in our CMT DNA can not hold the surgical realignment together. It slides apart. For me, the result was being hobbled. Sure, the Before picture looks great! The After picture & X-Ray is horrific. All that hardware just moved with the collapse of both of my ankles. The tendon transfers have been rotating each foot upside down. Very painful. Lots of damage. Please just consider my story. Good luck!
Видеоряд отличный, но таблица со всеми углами обоих суставов в зависимости от открытой и закрытой цепи сделало бы общую картину более ясной. Качество перевода сети оставляет желать много лучшего.
Nice video. Is it practical possible for the subtalar axis to deviate 48 degrees from the frontal plane, at the same time as it deviates 16 degrees from the sagittal plane? The two planes in the video makes 90 degrees to each other. The explanation of the joint motion is perfect!
You're the doc that was 3d printing scans of patients' footbones to plan out surgical procedures right? I've been a Freeside member for years and we still tell new folks about your prints and I'm pretty sure one of the feet is still kicking around the space somewhere. Hope you're doing well!
I am a teacher and sprained my ankle a year ago while coming down the stairs. Xray showed no fracture but MRI showed inflammatory synovitis with mild ankle joint effusion. I had no option to quit the job at that time, so I took no rest and kept working all days. I used to get cramps and pain while standing, walking, climbing stairs and swelling by the end of the day. The injury became more serious and I had to quit the job. It's been almost 2 months now I have been resting at home. But still I can't walk properly and my ankle shows stiffness, redness, swelling and burning pain. I can climb the stairs but can't go down the stairs easily. It really hurts. I feel hopeless and helpless thinking that my ankle has been permanently damaged. Not understanding what to do.... totally fed up now.☹️😫 Someone please suggest what should be done?
You might need surgery because fractured ankles take really long to heal and can cause permanent damage for a long time but keep trying to message it stretch it and see a specialist.
