Proximal tibiofibular joint injuries are classified into subluxations and dislocations. The latter can be anterolateral, posteromedial or superior.3 The commonest subtype is an anterolateral ...

Sagittal view of the left lower extremity (a) and axial view at the level of the knee joint (b) are shown. ... Open left tibia and fibula fractures with proximal tibiofibular disruption.

Ford underwent surgery on Thursday to repair the medial meniscus and the proximal tibiofibular joint. ... the sharp sensation I felt on the lateral side of my knee never dissipated," Ford wrote.

Traumatic tibiofibular joint dislocations were seen in 1% to 2% of tibial plateau and tibial shaft fractures and, based on recently published data, they are indicators of severely traumatized limbs.

Ford underwent surgery on Thursday to repair the medial meniscus and the proximal tibiofibular joint. Ford said in a note posted on Twitter that he has been experiencing pain for more than a year.

Ford underwent surgery on Thursday to repair the medial meniscus and the proximal tibiofibular joint. Ford said in a note posted on Twitter that he has been experiencing pain for more than a year.