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data. Assessment of risk of bias and quality of evidence The Downs and Black’s ‘Checklist for Measuring Quality’ was used to evaluate the risk of bias ( 19 ). It contains 27 ‘yes’-or-‘no’ questions across 5 sections; it provides a numeric score
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appreciation of patients’ subjective assessment of the health condition the need has risen for patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs). In DRF settings the most common PROMs (scale; number of questions) are PRWE (0–100; 15), DASH (0–100; 20), Quick-DASH (0
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scaphoid fractures exists, we cannot rule out that a decrease of incidence can at least partly explain the decreasing number of settled claims. Assessment of the Swedish fracture register shows that 3594 scaphoid fractures were registered between 2013 (when
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, 9 , 10 Intercarpal arthrodesis requires up to six weeks of wrist immobilisation in either a cast or a plastic splint before initiation of the rehabilitation period. Assessment of bone healing can be difficult, and only a CT-scan at this time can
