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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Hand Surg Am. 2010 Mar;35(3):359–367.e5. doi: 10.1016/j.jhsa.2009.12.003

Table 4. Study Characteristics of Kienbock's Abstracts Presented at the 1992-2004 ASSH Annual Meeting.

Variables Number of Abstracts Published (%) P value
Country of Study Origin 1.000
 US 6 5 (83%)
 Other 8 6 (75%)
Total Number of Wrists 0.506
 < 20 9 8 (89%)
 > 20 5 3 (60%)
Result 1.000
 Positive 10 8 (80%)
 Neutral/Negative 4 3 (75%)
Statistical Analysis 1.000
 No 7 5 (71%)
 Yes 7 6 (86%)
Complications 0.096
 Not recorded 7 7 (100%)
 ≤ 10% 3 2 (67%)
 > 10% 4 2 (50%)

14 abstracts were included in our analysis; 10 abstracts were eliminated (2 diagnostic/imaging, 2 non-human, 1 non-operative, 5 inextractable data for Kienbock's patients or for specific procedure)

Statistical analysis using Fisher's exact test