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Arthroscopic ankle fusion only has a limited advantage over the open operation if osseous operation type is the same: a retrospective comparative study

2020-02-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background: </bold>A great deal of research suggests that arthroscopic ankle fusion (AAF) has advantages over open ankle fusion (OAF), but these outcomes would be imprecise because of a selection bias. The purpose of this study is to verify which is better for ankle fusion, AAF or OAF. We regrouped the OAF group into two subgroups according to whether the osseous operation type is...

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4add698c-4cd3-5b35-bea8-2ce435d7d4cf
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10.21203/rs.2.22987/v1
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