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Original Article Surgical effects and prognosis of non-rigid internal fixation for ankle fractures combined with tibiofibular syndesmotic injuries

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Figure 1. Internal fixation of ankle joint fracture com-bined with tibiofibular syndesmotic injuries
Table 2. Comparison of operation time and operating angle between the two groups of patients
Table 3. Comparison of complication incidence between the two groups of patients (n, %)

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