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. 2009 Sep 25;10:118. doi: 10.1186/1471-2474-10-118

Table 2.

Baseline data in subjects with surgically treated ankle fractures

Variables Training group
n = 50
Control group
n = 55
p-value
Gender 0.557a
 - men 19 24
 - women 31 31

Injured side 0.573aa
 - left 30 30
 - right 20 25

Type of fracture 0.111a
 - supination 42 38
 - pronation 8 17

Internal fixation 0.408a
 - uni-malleolar 28 36
 - bi-malleolar 19 18
 - tri-malleolar 3 1

Operation technique 0.559a
 - Wiberg-Cedell 26 34
 - AO 9 9
 - Mixed technique 15 12

Joint congruency post surgery 1.000b
 - complete 49 54
 - ≤ 2 mm in-congruency 1 1

Reduction results post surgery 0.390a
 - complete 29 25
 - ≤ 2 mm displacement 15 18
 - > 2 mm displacement 6 12

Complications 0.604a
 - no complications 46 54
 - superficial infection 2 1
 - deep vein thrombosis 2 0

Sport before injury 0.887a
 - yes 36 39
 - no 13 15
 - missing information 1 1

Activity level before injury 0.169c
 - walking (2) 5/36 6/39
 - long walking (3) 8/36 14/39
 - jogging 2 times/week plain ground (4) 12/36 14/39
 - jogging cross-country or aerobics 2 times/week 5) 7/36 3/39
 - jogging 5 times/week (6) 5/36 2/39

a Chi-Square test; b Fisher's Exact test; c Mann-Whitney U-test