Introduction: Posterior ankle impingement syndrome (PAIS) commonly presents in elite ballet and
some athletic populations. Imaging is frequently used as a diagnostic tool, and imaging
findings can precipitate surgical intervention. The relationship between MRI findings
and clinical presentation in PAIS is unclear. This study assessed the association
between clinical features and MRI findings in PAIS and compared imaging and clinical
findings between participants with and without a clinical diagnosis of PAIS.
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