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Table 1 Number of study subjects and timing of post treatment assessment in studies using DASH and reporting pre- and post-operative data)

From: Optimal functional outcome measures for assessing treatment for Dupuytren’s disease: a systematic review and recommendations for future practice

Author

No. study subjects

Assessment schedule (range)

Pre-op

Post-op (final)

   

Mean (range/ SD)

Mean (SD)

Engstrand et al.

60

Pre and 3 months

17 (7–28)

7 (3–12 interquartiles)

Herweijer*

46

Pre and mean 10 (7 to 13) months

12.1 (12.9)

6.6 (8.8)

Jerosch-Herold,

148

Pre, 3, 6 and 12 months

16.4 (15.1) Splint group

7 (14.6) Splint group

15.4 (13.2) No Splint group

6 (9.2) No Splint group

Johnston et al. *

17 pre-op and 16 post-op

Pre, 3 and mean of 14 (11 to 16) months

24 (20)

8(8)

Skoff,

30 (cohort of 10 and 20 subjects respectively)

Pre and average of 42 (37 to 48) months for cohort of 10 subjects. Pre and average 32 (range 24 to 36) months for cohort of 20 subjects.

37 ‘mild disability’ raw data

30 ‘no self-perceived disability’ raw data

Sobierajska

35

Pre, 1 and 3 months

17.5 (14.88)

15.02 (15.25)

Van Rijssen (a),

50 PNF

Pre, 1,2,3,4 and 5 weeks

16 (14) PNF group

9 PNF group

47 LF

14 (12) LF group

16 LF group

Zyluk

54

Pre, 3 and 12 months

54 (30 to 103) raw data

32 (30 to 104) raw data

  1. *Also reported MHQ data in same scheduling.
  2. Number of study subjects and timing of post treatment assessment in studies using DASH and reporting pre- and post-operative data.