Ligaments and Tendons of the Foot
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@donkzilla1 It is the anterior tibiofibular ligament which is a syndesmosis, similar to the interosseous membrane. There is a posterior tibiofibular ligament as well. All of these tissues are involved in what one would classify as a "high ankle sprain".
DavetheMD 2 weeks ago
@cncgymnast95 the peronrus longus . :)
Noss2nv 2 months ago
What was the first thing you pointed out? It connected to the big toe?
cncgymnast95 3 months ago
@josh32jacobs think he just meant anterior talofibular ligament
donkzilla1 4 months ago
there is no anterior talofibular joint, you were referring to the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis fyi, helpful video overall though.
josh32jacobs 4 months ago
Thanks, you just diagnosed my foot injury. Lol
tywonellington 6 months ago
Are you confusing tendons and ligaments? Not clear at times.
eeave12 1 year ago
I have the same thing. I had a motorcycle crash about five days ago and I tore ligaments in me left foot. now they perfectly look just like your foot with the trapped blood. u just gave me hope by saying its a good sign. after two hours ill go to the doc to do some check-ups
thank you for the vid :)
cheers from Saudi Arabia :D
Rezaroth 1 year ago
if you tear a ligiment does it always swell or can the tissue in your ancle/foot swell and remain the normal color?
mireille241 1 year ago