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Esguince lateral de tobillo con necrosis cutánea no yatrogénica. Presentación de un caso y revisión de los sistemas de clasificación
Lateral ankle sprain with skin necrosis not iatrogenic. Presentation of a case and review of classification systems
MIRALLES-MUÑOZ FA1 , VALERO-BRAVO MN2 JEFE DE SECCIÓN. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HOSPITAL GENERAL UNIVERSITARIO DE ELDA. 2. DIPLOMADA EN ENFERMERÍA. UNIDAD DE HERIDAS COMPLEJAS. HOSPITAL GENERAL UNIVERSITARIO DE ELDA
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07/04/2022
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07/04/2022
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07/04/2022
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Resumen (ES)
Lateral ankle sprain is a frequent injury that heals quickly with correct treatment. We present a case with rare
complications, unrelated to inadequate orthopedic treatment. In addition, the study is completed by conducting a review of
the literature with the different systems used to classify this type of injury. A 49-year-old male athlete with a lateral ankle
sprain while practicing basketball who presented significant edema, which progressed to anterolateral skin necrosis in 2
weeks. After scarectomy, he presented a deep wound with exposure of the capsulo-ligamentous structures, turning the
injury into an open one. He associated a complete injury of the superficial peroneal nerve. Outpatient cures were started
with associated negative pressure therapy, healing the wound after 4 months of evolution, returning to sports practice at 8
months
complications, unrelated to inadequate orthopedic treatment. In addition, the study is completed by conducting a review of
the literature with the different systems used to classify this type of injury. A 49-year-old male athlete with a lateral ankle
sprain while practicing basketball who presented significant edema, which progressed to anterolateral skin necrosis in 2
weeks. After scarectomy, he presented a deep wound with exposure of the capsulo-ligamentous structures, turning the
injury into an open one. He associated a complete injury of the superficial peroneal nerve. Outpatient cures were started
with associated negative pressure therapy, healing the wound after 4 months of evolution, returning to sports practice at 8
months
Palabras clave (ES):
sprain
ankle
ligament
necrosis
classification.
Resumen (EN)
Lateral ankle sprain is a frequent injury that heals quickly with correct treatment. We present a case with rare
complications, unrelated to inadequate orthopedic treatment. In addition, the study is completed by conducting a review of
the literature with the different systems used to classify this type of injury. A 49-year-old male athlete with a lateral ankle
sprain while practicing basketball who presented significant edema, which progressed to anterolateral skin necrosis in 2
weeks. After scarectomy, he presented a deep wound with exposure of the capsulo-ligamentous structures, turning the
injury into an open one. He associated a complete injury of the superficial peroneal nerve. Outpatient cures were started
with associated negative pressure therapy, healing the wound after 4 months of evolution, returning to sports practice at 8
months
complications, unrelated to inadequate orthopedic treatment. In addition, the study is completed by conducting a review of
the literature with the different systems used to classify this type of injury. A 49-year-old male athlete with a lateral ankle
sprain while practicing basketball who presented significant edema, which progressed to anterolateral skin necrosis in 2
weeks. After scarectomy, he presented a deep wound with exposure of the capsulo-ligamentous structures, turning the
injury into an open one. He associated a complete injury of the superficial peroneal nerve. Outpatient cures were started
with associated negative pressure therapy, healing the wound after 4 months of evolution, returning to sports practice at 8
months
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