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The Management of acute lateral ankle sprains: A survey of South African Surgeons and best evidence available
Introduction: Ankle sprains remain the single most frequent injury in modern sports with increasing evidence that it is not as innocuous as previously thought. Conservative treatment options include various forms of immobilization such as casts, moonboots and stirrup braces, followed by a rehabilita...
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Division of Orthopaedic Surgery
2021
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