Table 1.

Data for eight patients who underwent the surgical technique for the treatment of supracondylar humerus fracture malunions for this study

	Age (years), gender	Preop. affected elbow ROMa	Postop. affected elbow ROM	UHA preop. (varus)	UHA postop. (valgus)	UHA change	UHA contralateral (valgus)	Difference of UHA postop. from UHA contralateral
1	3.3, male	5–90	0–130	12	10	22	9	1
2	3.3, female	−10–100	−9–130	22	−2	20	3	5
3	5.8, female	−10–120	−10–135	18	10	28	10	0
4	6.1, male	−20–100	0–140	13	4	17	5	1
5	6.3, female	5–140	10–140	27	10	37	10	0
6	7.0, female	−21–120	–*	21	14	35	15	1
7	8.0, male	0–140	–b	23	6	29	6	0
8	11.8, male	0–140	−5–140	14	2	16	4	2

ROM range of motion, UHA ulnohumeral angle

* Data not recorded

^aNegative extension indicates hyperextension

^bLost to follow-up after pin removal