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Amendola A et al. - Chronic giving way and ankle dysfunction are common after ankle sprains. The advent of MRI has allowed us to make the diagnosis of occult lesions more readily. Arthroscopic and open management of these lesions continues to evolve. This article discusses osteochondral lesions of the talus, treatment options, and resurfacing techniques.

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