| sprain of ankle |
Trauma to the ligaments of the ankle and foot, possibly involving tendon injury, but without an avulsion. Sprains of the lateral ligaments (most commonly the anterior talofibular ligament) account for approx. 90% of all ankle spr
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| sprain of back |
Overstretching of the spinal ligaments, often involving the surrounding muscles and spinal structures. Small fractures of the vertebrae are often associated. TREATMENT: Treatment includes superficial m
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| sprain of foot |
Trauma to the ligaments of the foot not involving the ankle.
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| sprain f. |
the separation of a tendon or ligament from its insertion, taking with it a piece of bone.
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| sprain |
Joint injury in which ligaments and other joint stabilising structures may be damaged or torn. See Sprains Strains and Contusions
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