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The normal carrying angle of the elbow. A radiographic study of 422 patients.

Abstract

A radiographic study of the carrying angle in 422 patients demonstrated that the carrying angle increased with age, but there were no real differences in males and females. Apparent differences may be explained by increased joint laxity in females, permitting a greater degree of extension.

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Year: 1976 PMID： 954311

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Clin Orthop Relat Res ISSN： 0009-921X Impact factor: 4.176

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The normal carrying angle of the elbow. A radiographic study of 422 patients.

1. Understanding work-related upper extremity disorders: clinical findings in 485 computer users, musicians, and others.

2. Elbow radiographic anatomy: measurement techniques and normative data.

3. Paediatric lateral humeral condylar fracture outcomes at twelve years follow-up as compared with age and sex matched paired controls.

4. Racial Variation of Carrying Angle of Elbow in North-East Indian Population: A Clinico-Radiological Study.

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9. Correlation Between Morphometric Measurements and Carrying Angle of Human Elbow.