Lateral Ankle sprain injury involving the three ligaments on the outside of the ankle.  Most common type of ankle sprain results from turning or rolling the ankle in with sports injuries, falls, or work related injuries.

Ankle this joint complex is made up of three bones, the tibia (large leg bone on the inside of the ankle), fibula (small leg bone on the outside of the ankle), and talus (sits in between the tibia and fibula). There are two joints in the ankle, the tibiofibular joint (between the tibia and fibula) and the tibiotalar joint (between the tibiofibular joint and the talus).

Meniscus transplants new surgical technique involving the replacement of meniscus using a cadaver meniscus.

Osteoarticular grafts (OATS) surgical technique involving the transplantation of an articular (joint) cartilage and bone plug into a localized area of arthritis.