Ankle Osteochondral Lesions
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What is Ankle Osteochondral Lesions?
Ankle osteochondral lesions refer to damage involving both the cartilage and the underlying bone within the ankle joint, often due to trauma. These lesions can lead to persistent ankle pain, swelling, and limited range of motion, particularly during weight-bearing activities. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are crucial to prevent long-term joint damage and functional impairment.
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Ankle Osteochondral Lesions FAQs
What are the common treatments for ankle osteochondral lesions?
Treatment options range from non-surgical approaches, such as physical therapy and injections, to surgical interventions like arthroscopy, depending on the lesion's severity.
Can ankle osteochondral lesions heal on their own?
Small, stable lesions may heal with conservative treatment, but larger or unstable lesions often require surgical intervention.
How long is the recovery time after surgery for ankle osteochondral lesions?
Recovery time can vary from a few months to over a year, depending on the extent of the lesion and the type of surgery performed.