Aims This study evaluates the quality of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs)
reported in childhood fracture trials and recommends outcome measures to assess and …

Nine percent of all fractures affect the ankle, with an annual incidence of 122/100,000 in
Edinburgh, UK. While unstable fractures are usually treated surgically, there has been no …

Background: Low-energy lateral ankle injuries (Salter-Harris 1 distal fibula, distal fibula
avulsion fractures, and radiograph-negative lateral ankle injuries) are common in pediatric …

Introduction Limb fractures in children are common yet there are few trials that compare
treatments for these injuries. There is significant heterogeneity in the outcomes reported in …

A multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation in patients with ankle fractures is needed to
return to their daily activities. Mobile health applications can improve or optimize the …

During the past decade, US orthopedic residency graduates have become increasingly
subspecialized presumably for decreased patient complications; however, no study has …

Methods: Children aged between 6 and 16 years who presented with stable ankle injuries
(ankle sprains, small fragment avulsions, and fibular Salter-Harris 1 injuries) were …

Introduction This study aimed to review the literature to establish whether there is a best
treatment for low-risk ankle fractures in children. Materials and methods A systematic review …

Abstract Background Salter-Harris Type I (SH1) fractures of the distal fibula are inherently
stable and can be managed conservatively with immobilisation. Numerous immobilisation …

Diagnosing toddler ankle fractures, especially those that affect several bones, can be
difficult. The infrequency of such complex injuries, particularly in household environments …