The Varus Ankle and Instability

Hindfoot varus has been recognized as an anatomic risk factor that promotes chronic lateral ankle instability. Hindfoot varus is present in 8% of patients with ankle instability, and with 28% it is the most commonly found condition in patients with persisting pain or recurrent instability after lateral ankle ligament reconstruction

Hindfoot varus has been recognized as an anatomic risk factor that promotes chronic lateral ankle instability. Hindfoot varus is present in 8% of patients with ankle instability, and with 28% it is the most commonly found condition in patients with persisting pain or recurrent instability after lateral ankle ligament reconstruction

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The Varus Ankle and Instability

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