Background For the management of distal radius fractures, surgical decision-making
depends on radiographic measurements of indicators including radial inclination (RI), ulnar …

Background Distal radius fracture characterization and treatment are mainly based on
radiographic measurements but with contradictory findings on the correlation of those …

Background Standard radiographs are routinely used in clinical care to characterize the
severity of a distal radius fracture and to monitor patients following a distal radius fracture …

Purpose Operative management of distal radius fractures (DRFs) has become increasingly
common. Age, activity levels, and comorbid conditions are major factors influencing the …

Purpose Distal radius fractures are a common injury. In the emergency room, trainees
regularly assess these fractures using visual estimation. Our hypothesis is that assessment …

Background The management of distal radial fractures is guided by the interpretation of
radiographic findings. The aim of this investigation was to determine the intra-and inter …

Surgeons use radiographic measures of deformity to help make treatment decisions in distal
radius fractures. Precise threshold values are sometimes offered as a guide to treatment …

Background: The standard of care of distal radius fractures requiring operative intervention
involves restoration of anatomical alignment radiologically by comparing preoperative films …

Distal radius fractures are very common yet controversy exists regarding which require
treatment and is reflected by significant variation in surgical intervention rate. Evidence …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between radiological
alignment and functional outcomes including strength, range of motion (ROM), and …