Ankle Fracture: General Surgical Considerations
Ankle Fracture and Syndesmosis Injury: Intramedullary Fixation With the FibuLock® Fibular Nail System
Ankle Fracture and Syndesmosis Injury: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation With a Distal Fibular Locking Plate and the Syndesmotic TightRope® Implant
Ankle Fracture and Syndesmosis Injury: Anterior Inferior Tibiofibular Ligament Repair Using the InternalBrace™ Ligament Augmentation Procedure and a Titanium Ankle Fracture Plate
Ankle Fracture and Syndesmosis Injury: Open Reduction and Internal Fixation With a Posterolateral Distal Fibula Plate
Foot and Ankle Arthroscopy Essentials: Using the NanoNeedle Scope for Visualizing Ankle Pathology

Ankle Fractures and Syndesmosis Injuries: Literature Review in Support of Open Syndesmotic Reduction

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Mark J. Gage, MD (Baltimore, MD), discusses the advantages of open syndesmotic reduction for ankle fractures and syndesmotic injuries.

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