The range of motion at 6-month followup in conservative with respect to palmar flexion, dorsiflexion, supination, pronation,
radial deviation, ulnar deviation were 65.
The continued growth of ulna and stunted radial growth has resulted in
radial deviation of the wrist and the hand (Figures 9 & 10).
05 Group Side
Radial deviation Ulnar deviation (degrees) (degrees) Mean [+ or -] S.
Furthermore, Johnson observed
radial deviation with use of the WDFHO and proposed a specifically designed
radial deviation WDFHO [38].
Mild
radial deviation was observed during left wrist extension with a 4 out of 5 on the muscle strength scale.
DQST has traditionally been linked to a combination of repetitive movements involving pronation and supination of the forearm, ulnar and
radial deviation of the wrist, and abduction/extension of the thumb.
An acute dislocation should be reduced as soon as possible and a below elbow POP may be applied with the wrist in 30-40 degrees dorsiflexion and slight
radial deviation for 3 to 4 weeks.
Secondary outcomes were the other ranges of motion of the wrist joint and forearm (flexion,
radial deviation, ulnar deviation, pronation, supination) and thumb (web-space), pain, and activity limitations.
The bottom hand must be in the
radial deviation position with the wrist fully extended and back near the rear shoulder.
During use, a lower hand elevation eases stress in the shoulder and relaxes the wrist angle, eliminating uncomfortable extension and
radial deviation movement in the arm.
A 75[degrees] handle angle induced the greatest
radial deviation and a relatively high wrist RPE.
Newer editions of Merrill's,[3] however, note that ulna flexion or movement toward the ulna is "sometimes nebulously called
radial deviation.
