The Ottawa Ankle and Foot Rule

How to use the Ottawa ankle and foot rule
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[@arturderksen9887]

Super explained. Good overview and nice painting of the 4 trigger points. Thank you!!

[@adelemarie2497]

This helped so much and so easy to follow!! Thank you :)

[@theinsomniacmedic]

In children aged 2-16, the Ottawa Ankle Rules were found to have a sensitivity of 1.0 (95% CI .95-1.0) for malleolar fractures and 1.0 (95%CI, .82-1.0) for midfoot. Plint AC, Bulloch B, Osmond MH, et al. Validation of the Ottawa Ankle Rules in children with ankle injuries. Acad Emerg Med. 1999 Oct;6(10):1005-9

[@rebekahlucas9835]

but was this group tested as a whole or were they split into further age groups? if tested as a whole, you could argue that this result is invalid due to the difference of bone growth, structure etc in children aged 2 vs children aged 16

[@nataliapolska7482]

thank you, it was a very helpful video

[@tayfbukhari6700]

This is so clear thank you so much

[@catherinezermati2655]

what about the other bones?cannot be broken with a twist?

[@DrAdnan]

Helpful, thanks!

[@nickkeogh511]

Thank you. Very helpful video.

[@yeeshao9233]

thank you sir!

[@samanthajeffrey2470]

With weight bearing, does a limping patient count as weight bearing???

[@Bradlee297]

Yes

[@tijay8507]

@@Bradlee297 I walked on a broken ankle so don't be so sure especially with women!

[@mikcek]

Perfectly explained. Tnx!

[@Hopeforthehopelesst]

very informative. Thanks!

[@basel1985]

Thank you!

[@rumit9946]

well explained.Thanks,

[@masoodbukhari5157]

Thanks!

[@veredshayovitz7905]

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[@amjadMS1]

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[@karenyeh2011]

great!!!thx!

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time and health saving tehchnic

[@DadandMom52]

could you speak up, can't hear you?

[@David-wl7iv]

DadandMom52 turn up the volume