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Fig 1.

Photographs of the set before the 3D-scan of the intact ankle in 10° dorsiflexion (A), in 0° neutral position (B) and in 20° plantar flexion (C).

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Fig 2.

3D-reconstruction, coronal plane: determination of the tibiofibular distance (a), the superior tibiotalar clear space in the center of the ankle joint (b) and the medial tibiotalar clear space (c).

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Fig 3.

3D-reconstruction, transversal plane: determination of the anterior (d) and the posterior tibiofibular distance (e).

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Fig 4.

3D-reconstruction, transversal plane: determination of the fibular rotation angle 10 mm above the tibial articular surface (f).

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Fig 5.

3D-reconstruction, transversal plane: determination of the rotation angle of the fibula 4 mm below the talar articular surface (g).

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Table 1.

Distances and angles of the mortise depending on ankle position.

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Fig 6.

Intra- and interindividual mean values and standard deviations of the differences of the distances in the 0° neutral position.

TTD = tibiotalar distance; TFD = tibiofibular distance.

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Fig 7.

Intra- and interindividual mean values and standard deviations of the differences of the angles in the 0° neutral position.

AFR = angle of fibular rotation.

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