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CUBOID SYNDROME LINKS- an often overlooked consequence of inversion ankle sprains is the “cuboid eversion lesion”. This functional pathological reaction to a fast overstretching of the Peroneus longus can leave the muscle in a reactive state of spasm which can fixate the cuboid in an everted position. This can be identified through palpation of a “dropped cuboid” relative to the calcaneus and can even be seen on 3D CT scans as a incongruent line between the calcaneus-cuboid-5th metatarsal. This

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