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Editorial Commentary: Repair of Lateral Ankle Ligament: Is Arthroscopic Technique the Next Station?
1Fudan University.
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Arthroscopic lateral ankle ligament repair (ALALR) is safe and effective, yet a review of the current literature does not show the superiority of ALALR over the open technique. ALALR is a relatively new procedure, and, in the future, it is likely that arthroscopic rather than open lateral ankle ligament repair will become the standard of care.
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