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A descriptive study of the prevalence of Acute Foot and Ankle complaints/injuries of adults attending a public sector secondary hospital orthopaedic clinic in South Africa over a 12-week period
BACKGROUND: Orthopaedic trauma places a substantial cost burden on health systems around the world, and may also lead to mobility impairment, disability, and chronic pain in patients, especially when affecting the foot and ankle. The epidemiology of foot and ankle injuries has previously not been we...
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Department of Human Biology
2025
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