1-Year outcome of concomitant @entity75 in XXXX with dislocated distal radial fractures: a systematic assessment of 78 distal radial fractures.

@entity75 @entity1 @entity69917 @entity174
INTRODUCTION: @entity75 are concomitant to dislocated @entity174 in a high percentage. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relevance of @entity75 . METHODS: Seventy eight of an original cohort of 104 @entity174 (74  %) were studied over a follow-up period of one year after surgery with complete data (X-rays, CT, MRI, follow-up X-rays and questionnaire). RESULTS: Most of our @entity174 ( @entity69917 ) present additional lesions: 97  %. One-year evaluation showed an average Castaing score of 4.5      2.5 points, means a "good" result of a scale of 0-27. Fifty five of seventy eight had an "excellent" or "good" result (<6 points). No @entity1 had more than 12 points ("fair"). CONCLUSIONS: The dislocated distal radial @entity174 implies severe and complex injury to the whole wrist, mostly concerning @entity75 (MRI). Surgical therapy of dislocated @entity174 followed by 6  weeks relief through thermoplastic splint seems to be sufficient to achieve good 1-year results. MRI-detectable carpal lesions at the time of the radial @entity174 are common, but only a few of them seem to decompensate later, give symptoms and became of therapeutic relevance.
