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Introduction The posterior malleolus (PM) is affected in around the 40% of ankle fractures.
Anatomical reduction of the articular surface and fibular notch are essential for ankle stability …

Since Coppers in 1822 first described trimalleolar fractures, many articles have been
published. 1–3 Anatomic reduction in complex ankle fractures is a demanding challenge …

Posterior malleolus fractures are frequent injuries, present in 7–44% of all ankle fractures.
The objective of this study is to review the evidence to indicate the fixation of this fracture …

Background An anatomical study to determine what degree of access to the posterior distal
tibia could be gained by using 3 different approaches; the posterolateral, the posteromedial …

Sprunggelenkfrakturen mit Beteiligung des hinteren Kantenfragments haben eine ernste
Prognose. Die klassische Konzeption, das hintere Kantenfragment in Abhängigkeit von der …

Objective The incidence of posterior pilon variant fractures has been underestimated. The
purpose was to study the characteristics of posteromedial (PM) and posterolateral (PL) …

Trimalleolar fractures, which involve the medial malleolus, lateral malleolus, and posterior
malleolus, have been traditionally associated with a less favorable prognosis in ankle …

Актуальность. Хирургическое лечение повреждений лодыжечного сегмента
осуществляется в соответствии с принципами лечения внутрисуставных переломов …

When surgeons operate on the foot and ankle, the most common complication that may
arise is injury of the cutaneous nerves. The sural nerve (SN) is potentially at risk of being …