Does [ Association between limited joint mobility syndrome and risk of accidental fall in diabetic patients ]?
The prevalence of LJMS is high. This is the first study that shows a relationship between LJMS and the risk of falls in diabetic patients.
TBW and PF of olecranon fractures had similarly excellent functional outcomes in this study. Patients undergoing PF had a longer time to union and slightly worse extension at final follow-up. TBW remains an effective treatment for appropriately selected olecranon fractures and in this cohort outperformed plate osteosynthesis.