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Fig. 1B. —18-year-old woman with bilateral anterior dislocation of peroneus brevis tendons and bilateral calcaneal fractures. Volume-rendered 3D CT image viewed from lateral aspect of left ankle shows anteriorly dislocated peroneus brevis tendon (short arrow). Avulsed bone fragment (long arrow) from fibula is also visualized. Similar findings were seen on right (not shown). Dislocated peroneal tendons were surgically reduced bilaterally.