VIDEO: Strive for early motion after lateral ankle instability, cartilage injuries

ByEric Giza, MD

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WAILEA, Hawaii — In this video from Orthopedics Today Hawaii 2021, Eric Giza, MD, spoke about the latest treatment techniques for lateral ankle ligament instability and talus osteochondral defects.

“Particularly, for the cartilage injuries of the ankle — which sometimes go hand in hand with the lateral ligament instability — you want motion right away for these so that these patients get back quicker,” Giza said.