International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective: To explore the utility value of internal fixation and postoperative rehabilitation in the treatment of ankle fractures. Methods: A total of 73 patients with ankle fractures were selected as the research objects, all of them were treated with internal fixation and postoperative rehabilitation, and their postoperative rehabilitation effects were retrospectively analyzed. Results: The study showed that after internal fixation, the number of cured patients was as high as 61 cases, accounting for 83.56%, and the total effective rate after calculation and integration reached 94.52%. During the follow-up period, a total of 10 patients had adverse reactions, incision infection, The numbers of calf swelling and deep vein thrombosis were 2, 7, and 1, respectively, with a total incidence rate of 13.7%. Conclusion: Internal fixation and rehabilitation training in the treatment of patients with ankle fractures can play a positive role in improving the quality and efficiency of rehabilitation.

Ankle Fracture; Internal Fixation; Postoperative Rehabilitation