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. 2023 Apr 5;12(5):453–459. doi: 10.1055/s-0043-1764346

Table 1. Patient demographics.

Total number of patients, N  = 21
Age (in years), median (IQR) 36 (26–53)
Gender, N (%)
 Male 11 (52)
 Female 10 (48)
Trauma mechanism, N (%)
 Fall from standing height 4 (19)
 Fall from height (> 2 meter) 4 (19)
 Sports 5 (24)
 Motorized vehicle 3 (14)
 Heavy lifting 3 (14)
 Missing 2 (10)
Affected hand, N (%)
 Right 11 (52)
 Left 10 (48)
Affected hand is dominant hand, N (%) 10 (48)
Second opinion, N (%) 8 (41)
Days until presentation in our hospital,
 Median (IQR) 173 (55–547)
ASA classification, N (%)
 1 15 (71)
 2 6 (29)
Ulnar sided pain, N (%) 14 (67)
Pain during wringing, N () 9 (43%)
Pain while lifting, N (%) 8 (38)
Snapping sensation in wrist, N (%) 5 (24)
Positive fovea sign, N (%) 9 (43)
Unstable DRUJ ballottement test, N (%) 19 (91)
Widened DRUJ on X-ray, N (%) 4 (29)
PSU fracture on X-ray, N (%) 7 (33)
Ulna plus on X-ray, N (%) 3 (14)
Diagnostic arthroscopy, N (%) 10 (48)
Days until surgery, median (IQR) 92 (69–143)

Abbreviations: ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists; DRUJ, distal radioulnar joint; IQR, interquartile range; N, number; PSU, ulnar styloid process.