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Review Question - QID 1038

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QID 1038 (Type "1038" in App Search)
During open reduction and internal fixation of a both bone forearm fracture, restoration of the radial bow has been most associated with which of the following?

Improvement in wrist extension strength

1%

29/2742

Improvement in wrist flexion strength

1%

26/2742

Restoration of forearm rotation

95%

2603/2742

Restoration of elbow range of motion

1%

17/2742

Decreased incidence of synostosis

2%

48/2742

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Restoration of the anatomy of the radial bow directly correlates with the range of motion postoperatively (pronation-supination).

The referenced study by Schemitsch et al found that restoration of the normal radial bow was related to the functional outcome. A good functional result (more than 80 percent of normal rotation of the forearm) was associated with restoration of the normal amount and location of the radial bow. Similarly, the recovery of grip strength was associated with restoration of the location of the radial bow toward normal.

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