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. 2014 Jan 29;472(7):2084–2091. doi: 10.1007/s11999-014-3471-7

Table 1.

Comparison with available literature

Study Number of terrible triad injuries Mean age (years) Mean followup (months) Mean arc flexion-extension Mean flexion contracture Mean maximum flexion Mean forearm rotation Recurrent instability/2° surgical intervention Broberg-Morrey score DASH score HO Mild arthritis Moderate arthritis Severe arthritis
Pugh et al. [13] 36 41.4 34 (20–65) 112° ± 11° 19° ± 9° 131° 136° ± 16° 6%/22% N/A N/A 3 8 5 1
Garrigues et al. [7] 40 48 24 (18–53) 115° (75°–140°) 21° 136° N/A 8%/28% 90 (64–100) 16 5 8 3
Forthman et al. [6] 22 48 29 (12–46) 117° (75°–145°) 17° (0°–45°) 134° 137° (0°–180°) 5%/27% (instability in 1 noncompliant patient) 88 (53–100) N/A 3 6 1
Lindenhovius et al. [11] acute treatment group 18 47 29 119° (75°–145°) 17° (0°–45°) 135° 141° (70°–180°) 0%/28% 90 (64–100) 15 2 9 3
Current study 14 52 41 (24–56) 123° (75°–140°) 11° (0°–20°) 134° 146° (70°–170°) 0%/0% 90 (70–100) 14 1 1

Values are mean ± SD or mean with range in parentheses; DASH = Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand; HO = heterotopic ossification; N/A = not available.