… functional scores were lower in patients who had a malreduced syndesmosis at a minimum
2-year follow-up… -side difference would result in a sufficient level of tibiotalar joint incongruity, …

… of the patients completed a 2-year follow-up, with CT scans of … was assessed on axial scans
parallel to the tibiotalar joint, 1 … , malreduction was defined as a difference in syndesmosis …

… the ankle joint. … impact of syndesmotic injury followed by syndesmotic screw placement in
isolated type Weber B and C fractures on clinical and functional outcome at mid-term follow-up …

… bilateral ankle, knee, and hip joints in a neutral position. CT … a standardized definition of
syndesmotic malreduction. Future … Yet a longer follow-up with additional CT evaluations might …

… The lowest prevalence for malreduction was found for fibular … radiological reduction and
functional scores. Unfortunately, … algorithm, follow-up duration, and functional outcome scores, …

… 18 years of age, (2) a minimum of 10 cases, (3) quantified … of syndesmosis malreduction
leading to a poor outcome has … -term follow-up, ankle fracture patients with syndesmosis injury …

… joint reduction in acute syndesmotic injuries. It is important to detect … functional outcomes
at a minimum of 2 years follow-up. … relation between malreduction and functional outcome. …

… syndesmosis screw was placed 42.6 mm above the joint line, … commonly due to malreduction
of the syndesmosis. The only … routine follow up, over a third of patients require follow up for …

… tibiofibular syndesmosis is frequently injured as a result of … of the tibiotalar joint demonstrate
a low tolerance for syndesmotic … At a minimum of 2-year follow-up, the group that had been …

… compensate for loss to follow-up at five years… Malreduction of the syndesmosis is an
independent risk factor for OA development. We defined malreduction as a difference in syndesmotic …