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Malleolarfrakturen

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Obwohl das obere Sprunggelenk durch direkte Krafteinwirkung wie einen Schlag gegen den Knöchel oder eine Schußverletzung verletzt werden kann, wird die Mehrheit der Mal-leolarfrakturen durch indirekte Mechanismen verursacht, mit Subluxation oder Verschiebung des Talus aus der Knöchelgabel heraus. Gewisse Frakturformen gehen immer mit typischen Ligamentrupturen bzw. mit Abrißfrakturen der Bandansatzstellen einher.

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  2. Ch. Colton
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Weber, B.G., Colton, C., Hughes, J., Jungbluth, K.H., Skarvan, G. (1992). Malleolarfrakturen. In: Manual der OSTEOSYNTHESE. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87407-9_14

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