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Mri: partial tear of talar attach site of anterior talofibular ligament after 6mo. day1 i said felt tear/loose. now need surgery. upset. other option?
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The lig is essential: Gotta fix it b/c the ankle is destabilized and will continue to turn with ease. Recreating it will stabilize the ankle. Good luck.
Answered 5/19/2016
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