Unlikely: Subluxating peroneal tendons is a dynamic problem that often requires a provocative movement of the ankle to cause the subluxation to occur. An MRI, on the other hand, is most often done as a static image without any motion to provide clarity to the images, so the dynamic problem is not visualized. A thorough exam or dynamic ultrasound can often cinch the diagnosis
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