Clinical Research
on Foot and Ankle is an academic peer-reviewed international journal that
publishes articles on a wide range of fields related to foot surgery, sports
medicine, Achilles
heels problem, different techniques of physical therapies, wound management
and healing procedure, and other medical issues related to ankle care. The
previous issue Volume 4, Issue 2 of the Journal published five research
articles and two case reports.
Madadi et al. In
their research article conducted a systematic review of attaining better
knowledge on the usefulness of different imaging modalities in the diagnosis of
calcaneal fracture. Authors concluded that literature on evaluating different
imaging modalities was completely lacking or very limited. They further talked
about the limitations of their study, saying that their study could not muster
enough support to establish the advantage of one modality over the other.
In the research
article Amaha et al. Assessed anterolateral ankle pain in two distinct areas by
using computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with
arthroscopic examination. Authors concluded that scar tissue formation due to
inadequate care and the presence of microinstability might be the etiologic
factors associated with abnormal findings.
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