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Ankle sprains often require surgery for chronic instability. This study introduces a new all-inside endoscopic Broström-Gould technique for safer, reproducible ankle ligament repair.

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Area of Science:

Orthopedic Surgery
Sports Medicine
Arthroscopy

Background:

Ankle sprains are common sports injuries, frequently leading to chronic instability.
Surgical intervention, such as the Broström-Gould technique, is indicated after conservative treatment failure.
Current arthroscopic methods face challenges in visualizing the extensor retinaculum for Gould augmentation.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a novel all-inside endoscopic Broström-Gould technique for ankle instability.
To address the limitations of existing arthroscopic approaches for combined ligament repair and augmentation.

Main Methods:

Development and description of a total endoscopic Broström-Gould procedure.
Utilizing lateral ankle endoscopy for improved visualization of the extensor retinaculum.
Focus on a safe and reproducible surgical approach.

Main Results:

The described technique allows for visualization superior to open surgery.
The all-inside endoscopic approach facilitates safe and reproducible performance.
Potential for improved outcomes in treating chronic ankle instability.

Conclusions:

The all-inside endoscopic Broström-Gould technique offers a viable alternative for surgical ankle stabilization.
Lateral ankle endoscopy enhances visualization, enabling a complete endoscopic procedure.
This technique holds promise for addressing chronic ankle instability with improved safety and reproducibility.