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The Complicated Jones Fracture, Including Revision and Malalignment
Foot and Ankle Clinics, 06/24/09

McBryde AM - Using radiographs culled over a 33-month period, the treatment, complications, revision, and rehabilitation of complicated Jones fractures and stress fractures involving the proximal diaphysis are examined. Although the non-operative approach remains viable, the exigencies and desires of the athletic and leg-based working population require sooner-rather-than-later return to play or work.

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