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Posted on Oct 29, 2022, 1:54 pm
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Since fibular migration is a thing that can happen if a sydesmosis screw isn’t placed properly (which I have seen in a lot of X-rays).

This supposedly can cause ankle arthritis and ankle pain, however I have never really seen people complain about it here.

I have some ankle pain in my right foot, but my screw was placed quadricottically so it shouldn’t be causing pain. Yet I still have it.  It’s been nearly 5 months since my surgery.  It’s coming from the place where the screw was placed, so it can easily be pain coming from the screw.

What’s everyone’s thoughts on this?

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Posted on Oct 29, 2022, 3:53 pm
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Quote from: TheDream on October 29, 2022, 02:50:01 PMWhat is meant by Fibular migration?


The fibula moves upwards when lengthening the tibia

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