1. The data suggest that either three or four Cortices of fixation can be used when stabilizing syndesmotic injuries of the ankle

2. Pathophysiology and clinical features— Anterolateral impingement is thought to be secondary to an inversion injury resulting in disruption of the syndesmotic and/or lateral collateral ligaments and capsule and is typically seen in young athletic patients [].Although the initial injury is usually minor and does not result in clinical ankle instability [], repetitive