Fixation height has a greater biomechanical effect than anterior tilt angle in syndesmotic fixation for weber B ankle fractures: a specific finite element study - Poll - MDSpire

Fixation height has a greater biomechanical effect than anterior tilt angle in syndesmotic fixation for weber B ankle fractures: a specific finite element study

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  • Dong Jiang

  • Zhiwei Wu

  • Jianwen Cheng

  • July 14, 2026

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Fixation height has a greater biomechanical effect than anterior tilt angle in syndesmotic fixation for weber B ankle fractures: a specific finite element study

  • by Dong Jiang, Zhiwei Wu, Jianwen Cheng

  • July 14, 2026

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