The anterior subtalar joint capsule encloses the anterior and middle facets in the sinus tarsi region, the compartment most involved in sinus tarsi syndrome.
| Location | Hindfoot and midfoot, in front of the tarsal canal, around the anterior and middle talocalcaneal facets and the talonavicular joint |
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Encloses the talocalcaneonavicular joint, which works with the subtalar joint to produce inversion and eversion of the foot.
Anterior subtalar capsulitis is the primary pathology in sinus tarsi syndrome after inversion sprains. Targeted anterior subtalar joint injection relieves symptoms. Arthroscopic sinus tarsi debridement addresses chronic cases.
Anterior subtalar capsule inflammation after inversion injury producing sinus tarsi pain, managed by targeted injection.
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