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Does initial ankle radiograph predict intra-operative detection of syndesmosis injury in patients with operatively treated ankle fracture?

Ben Hickey, Ali Ghaffar, Andrew G. Davies, R Rice

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mend that further work is necessary to determine the appropriate antibiotics to use in this condition with a collaborative approach between microbiologists and orthopaedic surgeons the best way forward.

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mend that further work is necessary to determine the appropriate antibiotics to use in this condition with a collaborative approach between microbiologists and orthopaedic surgeons the best way forward.

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mend that further work is necessary to determine the appropriate antibiotics to use in this condition with a collaborative approach between microbiologists and orthopaedic surgeons the best way forward.

Key concepts: Medicine, Syndesmosis, Ankle, Ankle injury, Fracture (geology), Orthodontics, Radiography, Surgery

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