Open reduction and internal fixation with bone grafts for comminuted mason type II radial head fractures

Table 1 Characteristics of patients in the present series

Case	Age	Gender	Diagnosis	Follow-up(months)	Extension(°)	Flexion(°)	Pronation(°)	Supination(°)	MEPS
1	40	Male	radial head fracture	28	0	140	70	75	95
2	47	Male	radial head fracture	50	5	130	80	85	100
3	63	Male	radial head fracture	40	10	125	80	75	100
4	29	Female	radial head fracture and dislocation	35	10	120	80	65	95
5	62	Female	terrible triad injury	25	25	110	35	60	80
6	59	Male	terrible triad injury	29	35	125	60	40	85
7	49	Male	Monteggia fracture	30	25	125	75	55	95
8	51	Female	Monteggia fracture	26	15	135	75	70	95
9	65	Male	terrible triad injury	27	25	130	75	85	100
10	58	Male	terrible triad injury	24	25	120	60	30	80
11	43	Female	terrible triad injury	40	15	130	85	80	100
12	41	Female	terrible triad injury	39	5	135	55	45	85
13	46	Male	terrible triad injury	32	0	120	70	70	85
14	47	Female	terrible triad injury	27	5	125	65	50	85
15	29	Female	terrible triad injury	26	20	130	65	60	95
16	55	Male	transolecranon fracture-dislocation	24	15	135	70	75	100
17	65	Male	terrible triad injury	26	10	125	70	70	90
18	20	Male	terrible triad injury	40	25	135	60	55	95
19	28	Male	transolecranon fracture-dislocation	30	15	135	75	85	95
20	43	Female	terrible triad injury	28	5	130	70	75	85

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