OA after ankle fracture: Surgery’s complex role

In the surgical management of ankle fractures, post-traumatic arthritis is the outcome that practitioners and patients would most like to avoid. But given the sensitivity of joint cartilage to even the slightest malalignment or pressure shift, that can be easier said than done. By Cary Groner Continue reading →

In the surgical management of ankle fractures, post-traumatic arthritis is the outcome that practitioners and patients would most like to avoid. But given the sensitivity of joint cartilage to even the slightest malalignment or pressure shift, that can be easier said than done. By Cary Groner Continue reading →

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OA after ankle fracture: Surgery’s complex role

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