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. 2024 Jan 18:15589447231223774. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1177/15589447231223774

Table 1.

Demographics.

Parameters Total (N = 124)
Age
 N 124
 Mean (SD) 39.0 (14.81)
 Median 39.0
 Range 13.0, 71.0
Sex, n (%)
 Female 56 (45.2)
 Male 68 (54.8)
Hand dominance, n (%)
 Left 15 (12.5)
 Right 105 (87.5)
Operative side, n (%)
 Left 56 (45.2)
 Right 68 (54.8)
Dominant hand involved, n (%)
 No 58 (46.8)
 Yes 66 (53.2)
Radiographic evidence of SL widening, n (%)
 No 88 (71.0)
 Yes 36 (29.0)
MRI read, without SL widening a , n (%)
 Normal 43 (48.9)
 Membranous SL 4 (4.5)
 Volar SL 14 (15.9)
 Dorsal SL 22 (25.0)
 Missing 5 (5.7)
MRI read, SL widening, n (%)
 Normal 8 (22.2)
 Membranous SL 1 (2.8)
 Volar SL 4 (11.1)
 Dorsal SL 22 (61.1)
 Missing 1 (2.8)
Dorsal scaphoid translation, n (%)
 No 109 (87.9)
 Yes 15 (12.1)
Geissler stage, without SL widening, n (%)
 0 (normal findings) 21 (23.9)
 1 5 (5.7)
 2 25 (28.4)
 3 26 (29.5)
 4 11 (12.5)
Geissler stage, SL widening, n (%)
 0 (normal findings) 5 (13.9)
 1 2 (5.6)
 2 4 (11.1)
 3 6 (16.7)
 4 19 (52.8)

Note. n = number; SL = scapholunate; MRI = magnetic resonance imaging.

a

Scapholunate widening on plain radiographs.