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Study of Re-operation Rate After Introduction of Evidence Based Algorithm for the Treatment of Ankle Fractures
There is a high incidence of re-operations after surgery for ankle fractures. According to the Danish Fracture Database (DFDB) the re-operation rate, excluding hardware removal, is almost 10%. We are conducting a study on the efficacy of an evidence based algorithm for the treatment of ankle fractures.
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