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. 2017 Jan 4;13(2):194–201. doi: 10.1177/1558944716685831

Table 3.

The Differences in the Observed Means for the Difference in Clinical Outcomes Between Study Groups (DRO Minus USO) Along With the Corresponding 95% CIs as Calculated Using a Bootstrap Resampling Procedure With 5000 Replicates.

USO
DRO
Difference in means 95% CI
Mean Range SD Mean Range SD
Tourniquet time (minutes) 97.3 46-208 46.0 124.0 60-181 31.0 26.73 −6.5 to 56.0
Δ Pain −3.1 −6-0 1.9 −3.7 −9-−1 2.5 −0.58 −2.5 to 1.3
Δ Wrist flexion (°) 3.8 −50-55 24.2 14.7 −10-30 13.8 10.86 −4.7 to 26.8
Δ Wrist extension (°) 8.5 −25-40 16.9 16.1 0-42 12.8 7.52 −4.3 to 19.4
Δ Radial deviation (°) −1.7 −20-10 10.4 6.8 −10-25 11.2 8.53 −1.7 to 18.6
Δ Ulnar deviation (°) 5.0 0-20 7.6 12.7 0-20 7.4 7.68 0.5 to 14.5*
Δ Pronation (°) −9.0 −25-10 14.3 15.9 −5-35 16.3 24.88 9.8 to 40.3*
Δ Supination (°) 7.0 −30-50 29.9 13.8 −5-60 20.5 6.75 −20.9 to 33.6
Δ Grip strength (kg) 10.3 0-25 8.7 8.8 −2-20 7.8 −1.54 −9.7 to 6.0
Δ Pinch strength (kg) 6.2 −2-33 15.0 −9.8 −28-9 25.8 −15.95 −41.2 to 9.3

Note. A 95% confidence with a lower limit below zero and an upper limit above zero represents a nonsignificant result. Δ = Change. If the patient with a tourniquet time of 208 minutes in the USO group is excluded, the difference in means for tourniquet time and corresponding bootstrapped 95% confidence interval are 37.8 minutes and 13.3 to 60.6, respectively. DRO = distal radius osteotomy; USO = ulnar shortening osteotomy; CI = confidence interval.

*

Denotes significant difference of the means.