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. 2018 Jun 27;6(6):2325967118781333. doi: 10.1177/2325967118781333

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Figure 6. — Illustrations of a representative injury event sequence for a neutral test with the calcaneus in a fixed orientation (specimen 696R, run 1), a neutral test with the calcaneus free to invert/evert (specimen 757L, run 9), a test with initial dorsiflexion (specimen 752R, run 15), and a test with initial plantar flexion (specimen 615R, run 12). Pertinent ligaments and bones are labeled in medial, anterolateral, and posterior views of the ankle. Injury events are detailed in the boxes on the right and highlighted in the illustrations with circles. ATaFL, anterior talofibular ligament; ATiFL, anterior tibiofibular ligament; CFL, calcaneofibular ligament; IOM, interosseous membrane; PTaFL, posterior talofibular ligament; PTiFL, posterior tibiofibular ligament.