Publications by authors named "Johannes Rammensee"
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- Researchers studied how well people recover from a specific type of wrist fracture (distal radius fracture) after surgery, looking at differences between men and women as well as age.
- The study involved 197 patients, mostly older women, and compared their recovery to 110 healthy volunteers using a special survey.
- Results showed both men and women with the fracture had a worse recovery compared to healthy people, even though the men were younger; nonetheless, both groups could get back to their pre-injury levels with treatment.
Introduction: Although distal radius fractures (DRFs) are the most common fractures of the human body, the best treatment for every fracture type is still debatable. However, randomized controlled trials are difficult to perform. The quality of care can be determined primarily in the context of health care research using register studies.
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