Background Suture buttons and metal screws have been used and compared in
biomechanical, radiographic, and clinical outcome studies for syndesmotic injuries, with …

The management of acute distal tibiofibular syndesmotic injuries has evolved over time and
therefore, the aim of this study was to evaluate the use of different methods and the changes …

Introduction Acute syndesmosis tears can be treated by static screw or dynamic fixation.
Various studies have compared these techniques regarding postoperative outcome …

Purpose Fibular mobility after suture button stabilization (SBS) of inferior tibiofibular joint
(syndesmosis) injuries has been described. This effect is called the “flexible nature of …

Methods: The Children's Orthopaedic Trauma and Infection Consortium for Evidence-Based
Studies group was surveyed for information regarding their surgical fixation preference for …

Objective To evaluate the mechanical stability and clinical efficacy of minimally invasive
percutaneous TightRope® systems applied via gun‐shaped reduction forceps for unstable …

Введение. В настоящее время хирургическое лечение маллеолярных переломов с
разрывом дистального синдесмоза является одной из самых дискутабельных тем в …

Background Although utilization of dynamic suture-button fixation for adult syndesmotic
injuries has shown improved outcomes over static screw fixation, data in pediatric …

Background: Syndesmosis injuries occur in approximately 10% of all ankle fractures. The
integrity of the deltoid ligament is important in the decision of surgical treatment of lateral …

Ankle fractures with syndesmosis disruption present a challenge for foot and ankle
surgeons. After open reduction internal fixation (ORIF), conventional postoperative treatment …