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Abstract
Furthermore, there was a statistically significant gradual decrease in the DASH score between different follow-up points post-operative (p<0.001).
The Mayo score of the patients at 6 months (98.14 ± 2.73) was significantly higher than their score at both 3 months (92.0 ±4.41) and 6 weeks (85.71 ±5.16) (p<0.001). Moreover, the Oxford score of the patients at 6 months (47.34 ± 0.99) was significantly higher than their score at both 3 months (44.51 ± 2.40) and 6 weeks (41.20 ±2.85) (p<0.001).
The VAS score of the patients at 6 weeks (1.69 ± 0.90) was significantly higher than their score at both 3 months (0.71 ± 0.799) and 6 months (0.20 ± 0.41) (p<0.001).
As for the flexion angle of the patients at 6 months (143.03 ± 2.95), it was significantly higher than their score at both 3 months (138.71 ± 3.28) and 6 months (134.23 ± 4.56) (p<0.001).
Likewise, the extension angle of the patients at 6 months (0.43 ± 2.53) was significantly lower than their score at both 3 months (4.54 ± 3.38) and 6 weeks (7.71 ± 3.60) (p<0.001). The supination angle of the patients at 6 months (84.40 ± 2.87) was significantly higher than their score at both 3 months (81.29 ± 2.80) and 6 weeks (77.0 ± 5.48) (p<0.001).
Finally, the pronation angle of the patients at 6 months (84.40 ± 2.87) was significantly higher than their score at both 3 months (81.29 ± 2.80) and 6 weeks (77.0 ± 5.48) (p<0.001).
Summary/Conclusion/Recommendation
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Accordingly, this current study concluded that arthroscopic fixation of Mason