16 reactions | TALAR TILT TEST FOR ANKLE INSTABILITY The Talar Tilt test is designed to test all 3 main stabilizing ligaments of the lateral ankle: - The anterior talofibular ligament - The calcaneofibular ligament - The posterior talofibular ligament Rosen et al. (2015) evaluate this test and found a sensitivity of 49% and a specificity between 78-88%. Watch the video to see how the test is performed! | Physiotutors | Facebook

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SYNDESMOSIS LIGAMENT PALPATION FOR ANKLE SYNDESMOSIS INJURY Ankle syndesmosis injury is difficult to differentiate from lateral ankle sprain and is often overlooked because clinicians encounter this injury infrequently. The incidenc rates between 1% and 24% of all ankle sprains. Early and accurate diagnosis of ankle syndesmosis injury is essential to facilitate timely, effective and safe treatment. Sman et. al was to investigated the accuracy of four common clinical diagnostic tests for identifi