| Abstract: | Even severely dislocated ankle joint fractures can be fixed in the right position and healed by immediate reposition. Irreponible fractures, ruptures of the syndesmosis, shortening of the fibula and abruptions of tibial edges require timely operative treatment with osteosynthesis, the individual forms of which are demonstrated. The screws fixing the syndesmosis must be removed in time in order to prevent their loosening or breaking. Fixations in hypercorrective position have proved to be unphysiological. Walking plaster, however, are better than training with crutches without the possibility of loading. The combination of osteosynthesis and walking plaster will contribute to the development of an early self-sufficiency on the part of the operated patient. |
