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. 2025 Aug 22;51(1):274. doi: 10.1007/s00068-025-02947-y

Table 4.

Comparison between isolated dorsal triquetrum chip fractures and such with concomitant hand and wrist injuries

Isolated injury Combined Injury
Median Range Median Range Diff. P-val

Min

n

Max

Min

n

Max
Age (y) 53 22 76 50 28 65 3 0.9253
Female 18% 5 55% 6 −36.7% 0.0443
FUP clinical (w) 8 1 49 8 3 37 −1 0.8503
FUP score (w) 33 3 64 49 24 60 −17 0.0184
Immobilisation (w) 6 3 8 7 6 9 −1 0.0011
Cast immobilisation 0 1 0 0.7226
PRWE 0 0 25 4 0 49 −4 0.4015
Quick Dash 0 0 27 0 0 43 0 0.9588
Flexion Wrist (°) 60 30 85 45 10 80 15 0.0823
Extension Wrist (°) 70 40 90 55 10 70 15 0.0061
Arc Flex-Extension (°) 130 70 170 100 40 145 30 0.0201
Pronation Wrist (°) 90 70 90 85 60 90 5 0.9699
Supination Wrist (°) 80 60 90 70 35 85 10 0.2300
Arc Pro-Supination (°) 160 130 180 150 110 175 10 0.2797

For variables female and immobilisation percentages are reported. Diff. denotes difference, diff = x(isolated) - x(combined). ROM denotes wrist range of motion. P-values are calculated by Wilcoxon-rank-sum test and Fishers exact test for continunous and dichotomous variables, respectively