Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery (AOTS)

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Published monthly. Covers acute fracture care, fracture fixation biomechanics, osteotomy techniques, arthroscopic interventions, and peri-implant infection management. Student Rationale: High-yield for orthopaedic emergency coverage, focusing on practical radiographic parameters (e.g., tip-apex distance, column classifications) and acute surgical stabilization principles.

• Correction: Recovery of gait after ankle fracture surgery following early mobilization and weight-bearing

• Operative treatment of high-grade medial collateral ligament injury and chronic medial knee instability: a systematic review

• Factors associated with long-term patient-reported outcomes after periacetabular osteotomy

  Introduction Materials and methods Results Conclusions

• High variability in resistance to valgus deformation among knee braces indicated for medial collateral ligament injuries: a standardized bench-model biomechanical comparison

  Introduction Materials and methods Results Conclusions

• Clinical, etiological, and microbiological differences between foot and non-foot osteomyelitis

  Introduction Materials and methods Results Conclusions

• The role of the plantar fascia, flexor hallucis longus, and fibro-osseous tunnel in functional hallux rigidus

  Background Method Results Conclusion

• Identification of patient subgroups by hierarchical cluster analysis in femoral neck fractures and surgical outcome analysis

  Introduction Materials and methods Results Conclusions

• Mix and match strategies in revision total hip arthroplasty: a review of techniques and outcomes

  Purpose Methods Results Conclusion

• Operative versus conservative management of distal humerus fractures in patients aged 65 years and older: a target-trial-informed retrospective cohort study of five-year mortality

  Introduction Materials and methods Results Conclusions Level of evidence

• Radiation exposure for planning deformity corrections with hexapods: comparison of conventional X-ray, standard CT, and ultra-low-dose CT

  Introduction Materials and methods Results Conclusion