Smoking increases complication rates following acute ankle fracture

Smoking can increase postoperative complication risk in patients operatively treated for acute ankle fractures, according to this study from Swedish researchers.

Smoking can increase postoperative complication risk in patients operatively treated for acute ankle fractures, according to this study from Swedish researchers.

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Smoking increases complication rates following acute ankle fracture

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