"type A: infrasyndesmotic fibular injury"
"A1: isolated lateral malleolar injury"
"A2: infrasyndesmotic fibular injury and medial malleolar fracture"
"A3: infrasyndesmotic fibular injury with a posteromedial fracture"
"type B: transsyndesmotic fibular fracture"
"B1: isolated transsyndesmotic fibular fracture"
"B2: transsyndesmotic fibular fracture with medial injury"
"B3: transsyndesmotic fibular fracture with medial injury and posterolateral rim (Volkmann) fracture"
"type C: suprasyndesmotic injury"
"C1: simple suprasyndesmotic fibular diaphyseal fracture with one of the following:"
"C2: wedge or multifragmentary suprasyndesmotic fibular diaphyseal fracture with the following:"
"C3: proximal suprasyndesmotic injury with the following:"
"corresponds to supination-adduction injury – Lauge-Hansen stage I"
"corresponds to supination-adduction injury – Lauge-Hansen stage II"
"corresponds to supination-eversion injury – Lauge-Hansen stage I-II"
"corresponds to pronation-abduction injury – Lauge-Hansen stage I-III"
"correspond to pronation-eversion injury – Lauge-Hansen stage I-IV"
"correspond to pronation-eversion injury – Lauge-Hansen stage I-IV"
"The AO/OTA classification of malleolar segment fractures is one of the most frequently used systems for classifying malleolar fractures. It takes the Danis-Weber classification into account and can be correlated to the Lauge-Hansen classification."
"The AO/OTA classification of malleolar segment fractures is one of the most frequently used systems for classifying malleolar fractures. It takes the Danis-Weber classification into account and can be correlated to the Lauge-Hansen classification."
"AO/OTA classification of distal tibial fractures"
"AO/OTA classification of distal tibial fractures"
"Volkmann fracture"
"B3.3 wedge or multifragmentary transsyndesmotic, medial and Volkmann fracture"