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Treatment and outcome prognosis of patients with high-energy transsyndesmotic ankle fracture dislocation—the “Logsplitter” injury

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Fig. 1 The anteroposterior (a) and lateral (b) radiographs of typical Logsplitter injury
Table 1 Patient and injury characteristics
Table 2 Treatment characteristics
Fig. 3 Prereduction (a, b) and postreduction (c anteroposterior; d lateral) radiographs from a 44-year-old man after traffic accident (typical Logsplitterinjury)
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