1. Carpal Alignment in Distal Radius Fractures Following Volar Locking Plate Fixation 
Kentaro Watanabe, MD, PhD 
Journal of Hand Surgery Global Online 
Volume 1, Issue 1, Pages (January 2019)
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2. Figure 1
Volar tilt (VT): the angle between lines b and c. Radiolunate angle (RLA): angle between lines a and d. Volar cortical angle (VCA): angle between lines a and e. Radiocapitate distance (RCD): distance between point p and line a. Volar prominence height (VPH): distance between point q and line a. Radial inclination (RI): angle between lines f and ‘g’. C, capitate; L, lunate; R, radius, U, ulna.
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3. Figure 2
Correlation between respective change in parameters and change in RCD between uninjured and postoperative wrists. A Scatter diagram and regression line indicating correlation between change in VPH and that in RCD. B Scatter diagram and regression line indicating correlation between change in VCA and that in RCD. C Scatter diagram and regression line indicating correlation between change in RLA and that in RCD.
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4. Figure 3
Correlation between change in RCD and changes in wrist function between uninjured and postoperative wrists. A Scatter diagram and regression line indicating correlation between change in RCD and that in flexion angle of the wrist. B Scatter diagram and regression line indicating correlation between change in RCD and that in grip strength.
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