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Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Table 3 Range of motion comparison between ESIN and percutaneous pinning groups

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

 

Flexion (°) (mean ± SD)

Extension (°) (mean ± SD)

Pronation (°) (mean ± SD)

Supination (°) (mean ± SD)

Fractured

Uninjured

Fractured

Uninjured

Fractured

Uninjured

Fractured

Uninjured

ESIN (N = 7)

 All fractures

145 ± 6

152 ± 5

1 ± 1

0

85 ± 4

85 ± 3

86 ± 3

86 ± 3

 Type III

148

150

0

0

90

90

85

85

 Type IV

146 ± 6

151 ± 5

1 ± 1

0

85 ± 5

85 ± 3

86 ± 3

86 ± 3

Percutaneous pinning (N = 13)

 All fractures

140 ± 14

151 ± 4

2 ± 3

0

83 ± 7

85 ± 2

82 ± 12

85 ± 3

 Type III

115 ± 28

152 ± 6

6 ± 5

0

73 ± 18

86 ± 1

62 ± 31

82 ± 3

 Type IV

139 ± 5

154 ± 2

2 ± 2

0

82 ± 2

84 ± 2

85 ± 3

85 ± 3