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Normal Ankle (Posterior View) (Image Credit: Ms. Nancy Roper)
Normal Ankle (Posterior View)
Pronation of Ankle: It is helpful to look at foot and ankle alignment from the back. Here you can see pronation of ankles. (Image Credit: Ms. Nancy Roper)
Pronation of Ankle
Ankle Joint Effusion (Posterior View):
Ankle Joint Effusion (Posterior View)
Normal Ankle (Anterior View) (Image Credit: Ms. Nancy Roper)
Normal Ankle (Anterior View)
Ankle Joint Effusion (Anterior View): From the anterior perspective, swelling in the ankles is visible, with loss of the definition of the malleoli. (Image Credit: Ms. Nancy Roper)
Ankle Joint Effusion (Anterior View)
Normal Ankle (Lateral View) (Image Credit: Ms. Nancy Roper)
Normal Ankle (Lateral View)
Ankle Joint Effusion (Lateral View): Viewing the ankles from yet another angle clearly shows the bilateral, large effusions. (Image Credit: Ms. Nancy Roper)
Ankle Joint Effusion (Lateral View)

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