Figures & data
Table 1. Descriptive data on 91,410 ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004
Figure 1. Incidence rates (per 105 person-years with 95% CI) of ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004, stratified by sex and year.
![Figure 1. Incidence rates (per 105 person-years with 95% CI) of ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004, stratified by sex and year.](/cms/asset/c741e186-fc32-4309-a1d4-25566d3dae9c/iort_a_672091_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. Incidence rates (per 105 person-years with 95% CI) of ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004, stratified by age and sex.
![Figure 2. Incidence rates (per 105 person-years with 95% CI) of ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004, stratified by age and sex.](/cms/asset/096c337d-5df1-47bc-9617-f800ca812a2c/iort_a_672091_f0002_b.jpg)
Figure 3. Incidence rates (per 105 person-years) of ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004, stratified by age, sex, and type of fracture. Note the different scale for open fractures.
![Figure 3. Incidence rates (per 105 person-years) of ankle fractures in Sweden during the period 1987–2004, stratified by age, sex, and type of fracture. Note the different scale for open fractures.](/cms/asset/af87635b-1307-47a6-92d6-e541fef9539d/iort_a_672091_f0003_b.jpg)
Table 2. Mechanisms of injury
Table 3. Surgical procedures (within 30 days of first admission)