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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 2 Clinical and radiological comparison between the ESIN and percutaneous pinning group

From: Management of displaced radial neck fractures in children: percutaneous pinning vs. elastic stable intramedullary nailing

 

Associated injuries

MEPS

Radiological alignment

Excellent N (%)

Good N (%)

Medium N (%)

Poor N (%)

Excellent N (%)

Good N (%)

ESIN

 All fractures (N = 7)

 

5 (71)

2 (29)

6 (67)

1 (33)

 Type III (N = 4)

 

3 (75)

1 (25)

4 (100)

 Type IV (N = 3)

1 Olecranon fracture (N = 1)

2 (67)

1 (33)

2 (67)

1 (33)

Percutaneous pinning

 All fractures (N = 13)

 

9 (69)

3 (23)

1 (8)

10 (77)

3 (23)

 Type III (N = 10)

1 Olecranon fracture (N = 1)

8 (80)

2 (20)

9 (90)

1 (10)

 Type IV (N = 3)

Olecranon fracture + LCL lesion (N = 1)

1 (33)

1 (33)

1 (33)

1 (33)

2 (67)

  1. Radiological alignment: excellent, anatomical reduction; good, angle less than 20°; medium, angle of 20°–40°; poor, angle of more than 40°
  2. LCL lateral collateral ligament