Does age matter for ankle fracture recovery? study compares Under-40 vs Over-40 outcomes
NCT ID NCT07315581
Summary
This study looked at whether age affects healing after surgery for severe ankle fractures (called pilon fractures). Researchers compared recovery in 56 patients under 40 years old to those over 40. They tracked how well bones healed, complication rates, and how well patients regained function after the same surgical repair.
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Kasr Alainy
Cairo, Egypt
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