Minimally Invasive Plating of Distal Radius Fracture: A Series of 42 Cases and Review of Current Literature

Table 2

Subjects’ fracture characteristics.

No.	Sex	Age	Dominant side	Affected side	Classification AO	Associated injury	Arthroscopy			Complication
1	M	34	R	R	23-A3
2	M	23	R	L	23-A2
3	M	32	R	L	23-B3	TFCC tear		Yes		Stiffness
4	M	34	R	R	23-A3
5	F	56	R	R	23-A3
6	F	54	R	L	23-A2
7	F	34	R	L	23-A2
8	F	45	R	R	23-A2
9	M	47	R	L	23-B3	Scapholunate injury		Yes
10	M	34	R	L	23-A3
11	M	22	R	R	23-A3
12	F	21	R	L	23-A3					Wound breakdown
13	M	23	R	R	23-A2
14	M	45	R	L	23-A3
15	M	23	R	R	23-B3
16	F	34	R	L	23-A2
17	F	60	R	R	23-A3
18	F	65	R	L	23-A2
19	F	47	R	L	23-A2
20	F	56	R	R	23-B3
21	M	34	R	R	23-A2
22	M	56	R	L	23-B3	TFCC tear + scapholunate injury			Yes
23	M	54	R	L	23-A3
24	M	56	L	R	23-A3
25	M	47	R	R	23-A2
26	F	34	R	R	23-A2
27	M	32	R	L	23-A3
28	M	27	R	L	23-A2
29	M	54	R	R	23-A3
30	F	35	R	L	23-A2
31	F	36	R	L	23-B3	TFCC tear		Yes
32	F	37	R	R	23-A3
33	M	41	R	R	23-A3
34	F	43	R	L	23-B3			Yes
35	M	44	R	L	23-A3	TFCC tear
36	F	57	L	R	23-A2
37	F	42	R	R	23-A2
38	M	33	R	R	23-A2
39	M	38	R	L	23-A3
40	M	56	R	L	23-B3	TFCC tear		Yes
41	F	43	R	R	23-A2
42	M	40	R	L	23-A2