Comparison of supination external rotation type IV ankle fractures in geriatric versus nongeriatric populations

Keyphrases

• Geriatric Patients 100%
• Geriatrics 100%
• Ankle Fracture 100%
• Non-geriatric 100%
• Supination-external Rotation 100%
• Outcome Scores 75%
• Ankle-foot 75%
• Clinical Outcomes 50%
• Comorbidity 50%
• Operative Intervention 50%
• Functional Outcome 50%
• Radiographic Outcomes 50%
• Range of Motion 50%
• Wound Complications 50%
• Geriatric Population 50%
• Loss Reduction 50%
• Supination External Rotation Injury 50%
• Inclusion Criteria 25%
• No Significant Difference 25%
• Diabetes 25%
• Worse Outcome 25%
• Complication Rate 25%
• Prospective Database 25%
• Patient Demographics 25%
• Postoperative Infection 25%
• Study Support 25%
• Anatomic 25%
• Postoperative Complications 25%
• Inherent Risk 25%
• Ligament 25%
• Peripheral Vascular Disease 25%
• Single Surgeon 25%
• Retrospective Case-Control Design 25%
• Clinical Follow-up 25%
• Functional Limitations 25%
• Bone Quality 25%
• Postoperative Radiographs 25%
• Articular Reduction 25%
• Hardware Removal 25%
• Complication Postoperative 25%
• Syndesmotic Reduction 25%
• Soft Tissue Management 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Geriatrics 100%
• Supination 100%
• Ankle Fracture 100%
• Wound Complication 25%
• Range of Motion 25%
• Comorbidity 25%
• Surgeon 12%
• Infection 12%
• Diabetes 12%
• Postoperative Infection 12%
• Patient Population 12%
• Postoperative Complication 12%
• Peripheral Vascular Disease 12%
• Functional Limitation 12%
• Case-Control Study 12%
• Primary Outcome 12%