Functional treatment and early weightbearing after an ankle fracture: a prospective study

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Abstract
EWB patients tolerated earlier full weightbearing compared with 6WC patients, and there were no disadvantages with EWB compared with 6WC concerning hospital stay, pain intensities, time until return to work, and Olerud/Tegner Scores. Potential candidates for EWB are patients with a stable osteosynth …
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Authors Simanski CJ;Maegele MG;Lefering R;Lehnen DM;Kawel N;Riess P;Yücel N;Tiling T;Bouillon B;;
Journal journal of orthopaedic trauma
Year 2006
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine treatment outcome adult female male middle aged Comparative Study Prospective Studies Retrospective Studies follow-up studies Activities of Daily Living Ankle Injuries / surgery* Fracture Fixation Fractures Bone / surgery* length of stay Fracture Healing recovery of function pmid:16462563 doi:10.1097/01.bot.0000197701.96954.8c christian j p simanski marc g maegele bertil bouillon ankle injuries / complications ankle injuries / rehabilitation* early ambulation employment internal bone / complications bone / rehabilitation* pain / etiology weight-bearing

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