As the geriatric population and orthopedic injuries in that population continues to increase,
1, 2 fracture surgeons should be prepared to surgically manage osteoporotic ankle fractures …

Objective The aim of this study is to investigate stiffness and the maximum load to failure
values of single-and double-screw fixation of oblique medial malleolus fractures using …

Background Horizontal fractures of the medial malleolus occur through exertion of various
rotational forces on the ankle, including supination-external rotation, pronation-external …

Background Horizontal medial malleolus fractures are caused by the application of
rotational force through the ankle joint in several orientations. Multiple techniques are …

Aims and background: Charcot's neuroarthropathy (CN) affecting the midfoot leads to
fractures and dislocation of the tarsal bones and displaced predominantly to the plantar …

Background: The study aimed to compare the clinical results of cannulated screw (KS),
tension band, and mini-fragment T-plate (MTP) fixation in medial malleolus fractures …

Objective. This study is aimed at providing a nonbridging external fixation technique with
pinning fixation for the pronation‐abduction stage III ankle fracture. The secondary purpose …

Background: To examine outcomes of open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) of patients with
medial malleolar fractures that were fixed using a wire-form fixation device. We hypothesize …

Proximal tibia and plateau fractures are challenging cases with a high rate of soft-tissue
complications. Although precontoured locking plates provide excellent results, they are not …

This study sought to determine the best biomechanical fixation of low transverse distal fibula
fractures as seen in supination-adduction–type ankle fractures. Four different fixation …