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Table 3 Reviews of radiographic bony change in the DRUJ and functional impairment after ulnar shortening osteotomies

From: Long-term radiographic outcomes and functional evaluation of ulnar shortening osteotomy in patients with ulnar impaction syndrome and reverse oblique sigmoid notch: a retrospective case series study

 

Mean Age

(years)

Mean shortening distance

(mm)

Remodeling / degenerative changes in DRUJ (%)

Mean follow-up duration

(months)

Functional impairment

(evaluation tools)

Köppel [26]

NA

NA

38.3%

18

NO

(Chun and Palmer grading score) [27]

Minami [22]

32 (range, 17–57)

3

28%

35

NO (pain, ROM)

Iwasaki [25]

37.5 (range, 14–67)

2.3

24%

26.3

NO (modified Mayo wrist score) [19]

Baek [3]

45.8 (SD 11.5)

5.3

16.7%

60

NO (Gartland and Werley wrist score) [28]

Tatebe [5]

37 (range, 16–64)

2.4

43.3%

18

NO (Hand20 questionnaire) [29]

  1. Abbreviations: DRUJ distal radioulnar joint, NA not available, ROM range of motion, SD standard deviation