Stopping a lateral ankle ligament sprain developing into chronic ankle instability

Lateral ligament injuries of the ankle occur frequently and have a relatively high recurrence rate leading to chronic ankle instability (CAI). Patients with CAI frequently display deficits in sensorimotor performance which perpetuate the problem. The identification of key tests which could identify factors predisposing the individual to CAI as soon as possible following lateral ankle ligament sprains would appear to be of paramount importance. This online course will present tests which could identify those predisposed to CAI. Syndesmosis injuries of the ankle though less common may also have a role in the development of CAI, and will also discuss how to identify and manage syndesmosis injuries to reduce the risk of developing CAI.

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