1. Physiotherapy After Volar Plating of Wrist Fractures Is Effective Using a Home Exercise Program 
Gert D. Krischak, MD, Anna Krasteva, MD, Florian Schneider, Daniel Gulkin, Florian Gebhard, MD, Michael Kramer, MD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 90, Issue 4, Pages (April 2009)
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2. Fig 1
Recorded grip strength, using the Jamar dynamometer, as a percentage of the healthy side (empirically 100%) as measured in both follow-up examinations, follow-up 1 and follow-up 2 (box plots: upper and lower borders of box, first and third quartile, respectively; horizontal line inside box, median; lower and upper whiskers, tenth and ninetieth percentile, respectively; dots above and below whiskers, maximum and minimum values, respectively). Abbreviations: FU1, follow-up 1; FU2, follow-up 2.
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3. Fig 2
ROM of wrist extension and flexion as a percentage of the healthy side (empirically 100%) as measured in both follow-up examinations, follow-up 1 and follow-up 2 (box plots: upper and lower borders of box, first and third quartile, respectively; horizontal line inside box, median; lower and upper whiskers, tenth and ninetieth percentile, respectively; dots above and below whiskers, maximum and minimum values, respectively). Abbreviations: FU1, follow-up 1; FU2, follow-up 2.
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4. Fig 3
ROM of ulnar and radial abduction as a percentage of the healthy side (empirically 100%) as measured in both follow-up examinations, follow-up 1 and follow-up 2 (box plots: upper and lower borders of box, first and third quartile, respectively; horizontal line inside box, median; lower and upper whiskers, tenth and ninetieth percentile, respectively; dots above and below whiskers, maximum and minimum values, respectively). Abbreviations: FU1, follow-up 1; FU2, follow-up 2.
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5. Fig 4
ROM of pronation and supination as a percentage of the healthy side (empirically 100%) as measured in both follow-up examinations, follow-up 1 and follow-up 2 (box plots: upper and lower borders of box, first and third quartile, respectively; horizontal line inside box, median; lower and upper whiskers, tenth and ninetieth percentile, respectively; dots above and below whiskers, maximum and minimum values, respectively). Abbreviations: FU1, follow-up 1; FU2, follow-up 2.
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