Risk factors for revision amputation and infection after definitive closure of traumatic amputations: a retrospective cohort study at a Level I academic trauma center.

OTA Int · 2026 · PMC13290245 · PMID 42344760

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Patients who developed an infection after definitive closure had a shorter median time to initial debridement (154 vs 214 minutes, P = 0.033) and showed a trend toward greater ambulatory aid use at follow-up (53% vs 30%, P = 0.091).

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