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Ankle fractures in the elderly: Initial and long-term outcomes
Sarah A. Anderson
, Xinning Li
, Patricia Franklin
, John J. Wixted
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Keyphrases
Ankle Fracture
100%
Fractures in the Elderly
100%
Postoperative Complications
50%
Older Adults
25%
Non-elderly
25%
Operative Treatment
25%
Skilled nursing Facility
25%
Surgical Treatment
25%
No Significant Difference
25%
Short Form 36 (SF-36)
25%
Radiograph
25%
Composite Score
25%
Surgical Management
25%
Long-term Function
25%
Physical Outcomes
25%
Operative Fixation
25%
Orthopedic Practice
25%
Malleolar Fracture
25%
Bad Outcomes
25%
Elderly Population
25%
Nursing Home Placement
25%
Over 65
25%
Early Postoperative Outcome
25%
Non-elderly Population
25%
Ankle Fracture Surgery
25%
Ankle Score
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Ankle Fracture
100%
Long-Term Outcome
100%
Postoperative Complication
40%
Elderly Population
40%
Surgery
40%
Nursing Home
20%
Orthopedics
20%
Short Form 36
20%
Malleolus Fracture
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Ankle Fracture
100%
Nursing Home
40%
Elderly Population
40%
Postoperative Complication
40%
Surgery
40%
Short Form 36
20%
Malleolus Fracture
20%