Talar Tilt Test with Paul Marquis-Postitive on this patient

In today's episode I show you a young man with a positive Talar Tilt Test. Notice the difference between left and right.

[burndtjam]

Awesome anatomy of both a normal CFL and abnormal or absent CFL! Thanks for posting.

[rickardhelde]

The gulley under the malleolus and the lack of a visible structure tensing under the skin when tilting the talus actually suggests injury of the peroneus brevis tendon.
The actual CF ligament runs almost horizontal from the tip of the fibula medially and can hardly ever be seen (though sometimes felt).
Of course CF/ATF injuries and peroneus injuries often are concomitant.

[Plexusbrachialis]

Thank you very much for your videos, they are very useful and helped me a lot in my practice!

-an ortho resident from Hungary

[saraharsalan]

Thank you, this demonstration was very helpful!

[ramyar]

How doesn’t that hurt when you do that

[imkb]

Hello sir I'm facing similar issue to my right ankle kindly suggest best way to recover and get normal I'm from rural area in India. Request to share your valuable suggestion to get this treated in proper manner, thankyou

[khairolikhwan]

Sir, is this Inversion talar tilt test?

[omaral-hashmi]

Its been about a month since I sprained my ankle I was diagnosed with high grade to complete tear of CFL. Now I walk normally and going upstairs downstairs normally and drive normally. When I did this test to my self there was resistance and little pain.


What do you think of my condition? did CFL heal itself??