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The project will investigate safety, feasibility and efficiency when using Episurf Episeal talus implant in patients with osteochondral ankle injuries. Assessments includes revision rate, complications, pain, function and quality of life over two years. Ten patients (aged 20-60) who have not responded to previous treatment will participate based on informed and written consent. The project uses a prospective cohort design where the patients receive a customized surgical procedure. Data on clinical function, pain and patient satisfaction collected using the AOFAS ankle score, NRS and EQ-5D-5L questionnaire at 6 weeks, 6 months, 1 year and 2 years after the operation. The study can provide valuable insight into the treatment of ankle osteoarthritis, improve the patient's quality of life and function, and represent a step forward in orthopedic surgery, especially for younger, active patient
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