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Divergent Fracture-Dislocation Of The Ankle About 2 Cases
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AUTHOR(S)
A. Benabdeslam, M.A. Berrady, M. Khermaz, A.Lahlou, M. Mahfoud, M.S. Berrada, M. Elyaacoubi
KEYWORDS
Keywords: Ankle ; Fracture ; Dislocation ; Syndesmosis.
ABSTRACT
Abstract: The authors report 2 cases of divergent fracture-dislocation of the ankle. They remind diagnostic problems and show the ease of diagnosis. The literature review confirms that this is a rare lesion. Pathological stages are now well codified. After reduction, the evolution is favourable rule. A year back, the results are satisfactory and 2 patients had no pain, with resumption of their daily activity.
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