Analisis Parameter Radiologis Pasca Reduksi terhadap Luaran Klinis pada Pasien Fraktur Distal Radius yang Ditatalaksana dengan Reduksi Terbuka Fiksasi Interna
Analysis of Post-Reduction Radiological Parameters Against Clinical Outcomes in Patients with Distal Radius Fractures Treated with Internal Fixation Open Reduction
Date
2025Author
Satria, Yudha
Advisor(s)
Ketaren, Aga Shahri Putera
Siregar, Muhammad Hidayat
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ABSTRACT
Background: Distal radius fractures are the most common orthopedic fractures.
in the world. Handling of this fracture often done with method reduction open
internal fixation (ORIF). Radiological parameters postoperative changes , such as
radial height, radial inclination, volar tilt, radial translation, and ulnar variance,
are believed to influential to external clinical .
Methods : This use cross-sectional design of 50 patients at H. Adam Malik
General Hospital Medan who underwent ORIF for distal radius fractures.
Radiological parameters post-operative measured and the relationship between
these parameters with score qDASH and range movement joints (ROM) analyzed
using the Fisher-exact test and regression logistics.
Result : Show connection significant between radiological parameters with score
qDASH and ROM. The parameters radial height (p=0.03), radial inclination
(p=0.025), volar tilt (p<0.001), radial translation (p=0.002), and ulnar variance
(p<0.001) were associated significant with qDASH . For ROM, radial inclination
(p=0.044) and volar tilt (p<0.001) were also significant . Analysis multivariate
identified volar tilt (p=0.012) and ulnar variance (p=0.014) as the most influential
parameters external functional .
Conclusion : Optimal correction of volar tilt and ulnar variance is essential. in
increase results clinical distal radius fracture patients undergoing ORIF. Research
This give contribution to development guidelines based proof in treatment of this
fracture.
Keywords : Distal radius fracture, radiological parameters, volar tilt, ulnar
variance, qDASH
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