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micromotion in modular implants, have greatly reduced this problem. Today infection, instability, malalignment, stiffness and dissatisfaction with the outcome of the procedure are the main drivers for early revision. 1 In particular, this is a more
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conventional reduction technique in use for decades – utilizing a large pointed reduction forceps – most likely forces the fibula out of the incisura, leading to iatrogenic malreduction. Attempts to avoid this problem by open reduction of the syndesmosis have
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