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Synovitis can be caused by a wide variety of illnesses including rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatic disease and sickle cell anemia. Synovitis of the knee can also be caused by injury or cancer.
The most common way the syndesmosis is hurt is a twisting or rotational injury to the ankle. The ligaments that support the syndesmosis are needed to stabilize it, and it is these ligaments that are stretched or torn when this type of injury occurs.Ankle sprains can injure the syndesmosis. The ligaments can also be injured when the ankle is broken.our surgeon will examine your ankle. X-rays will be taken and may include a stress X-ray. This is an X-ray that is taken while your doctor carefully twists or stresses your ankle to test the stability of the syndesmosis. If there is an unstable joint, surgery is typically necessary to provide stability.