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A COMPARISON BETWEEN DART-THROWING MOTION PLANE ROM AND THE DASH SCORE AFTER DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURE 1

Motion of the midcarpal joint of the wrist extends from radiodorsal to ulnopalmar in radioulnar deviation, in dart-throwing motion (DTM), and in flexion-extension motion. The movement from radiodorsal to ulnopalmar is called DTM. Radioulnar deviation and flexion-extension motion are combined the DTM of the midcarpal joint and motion of the radiocarpal joint. Motion of the radiocarpal joint approaches zero at wrist positions along DTM. Many ADL require a wrist motion. The movement often used is DTM. Distal radius fractures are common injuries. There is no relation in the ADL and ROM after a fracture of the distal radius. Only grip strength has relation. However, there is no report about DTM plane ROM after a fracture of the distal radius. The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between dartthrowing motion plane ROM and patient-perceived outcome, measured by the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand outcome (DASH) score in patients with healed distal radius fractures.