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Trimalleolar Ankle Fracture Healing — Part 2 — Rewild Mothers

How To Treat Trimalleolar Ankle Fractures | Dr. Lance Silverman

Sep 30, 2019

$Progress after a trimalleolar fracture 🦴➡️🏃‍♂️ Rehab after this type of ankle injury isn’t quick—but every phase matters. This session highlights a key transition: ✅ Progressing into full weight bearing ✅ Building balance & control ✅ Reinforcing mobility and strength in all planes After surgery and weeks of protected healing, the body has to relearn how to trust the ankle again. That means retraining not just the joint—but the muscles, nerves, and movement patterns that support it. Each step f$

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Progress after a trimalleolar fracture 🦴➡️🏃‍♂️ Rehab after this type of ank…

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Trimalleolar Fracture Approaches with Cristian Ortiz, MD

Apr 24, 2020

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Treatments of Fractures on Both the Inner and Outer Side of the Ankle

6 months ago

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$If you’ve experienced a trimalleolar fracture, you know it’s not just a simple ankle break. This injury involves three parts of the ankle joint—the medial malleolus (inside of the ankle), the lateral malleolus (outside of the ankle), and the posterior malleolus (back of the tibia). That means the joint takes a big hit in both structure and stability. To restore alignment, most patients require ORIF surgery — Open Reduction and Internal Fixation. In plain terms, that means the bones are repositio$

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$Dr. Phong Le, FACFAS on Instagram: "A challenging trimalleolar ankle fracture dislocation. We did require three plate fixation and combination of cannulated screws. When fixing these via posterior approach, it is always important to release periosteum around fractures to be able to mobilize them back to anatomic alignment. Once posterior malleolus is free, go and get the fibula out to length, pin it and place a lag screw if possible and go back and place an anti-glide plate for the posterior mal$