Spinal Anesthesia Mediates Improved Early Function and Pain Relief Following Surgical Repair of Ankle Fractures

Charles Jordan; R. Davidovitch; M. Walsh; N. C. Tejwani; A. Rosenberg; K. A. Egol

Spinal Anesthesia Mediates Improved Early Function and Pain Relief Following Surgical Repair of Ankle Fractures

Charles Jordan
, R. Davidovitch
, M. Walsh
, N. C. Tejwani
, A. Rosenberg
, K. A. Egol

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Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery
Volume	92
State	Published - Feb 2010

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Medicine and Health Sciences

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Spinal Anesthesia Mediates Improved Early Function and Pain Relief Following Surgical Repair of Ankle Fractures

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