OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF FIBULA FRACTURES WITH A LOCKED THIN PLATE

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New slim plate aims to heal ankle breaks with fewer problems

Disease control Not yet recruiting

This study is looking at a new, thinner metal plate for fixing broken ankle bones. It aims to see if this plate causes fewer skin complications and less long-term discomfort than standard thicker plates, which could mean patients don't need a second surgery to have it removed. Th…

Matched conditions: OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF FIBULA FRACTURES WITH A LOCKED THIN PLATE

Sponsor: University Hospital, Grenoble • Aim: Disease control

Last updated Mar 31, 2026 12:12 UTC

OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF FIBULA FRACTURES WITH A LOCKED THIN PLATE

Get alerted when new OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF FIBULA FRACTURES WITH A LOCKED THIN PLATE trials appear

New slim plate aims to heal ankle breaks with fewer problems