Ball and socket ankle joint, Radiology Reference Article

A ball and socket ankle joint is a variant affecting the ankle where there is a rounded or spherical configuration to the talar dome with the corresponding concavity of the tibial plafond. The dist

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Ball and socket ankle joint, Radiology Case

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