A Relationship between Dart-Throwing Motion Plane ROM and the DASH Score after Distal Radius Fracture

Kasubuchi, Kenji; Fujita, Hiroyuki; Fukumoto, Takumi; Imagita, Hidetaka; Dohi, Yoshihiro

doi:10.1298/jjpta.vol17_015

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“…A simple, practical, and reliable method for measuring DTM is needed, but to our knowledge, has not been developed sufficiently. Kasubuchi et al 15 ) created a dedicated device for measuring range of DTF (only 45° pronation) and reported a significant relationship between the range of DTM and activities of daily living score 4 , 5 ) . The principle of the measurement method, however, was not described in their papers.…”

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“…This would be useful information to assess and treat of patients with wrist malfunction. Furthermore, the fact that the range of DTM at around the middle range of pronation angle (θ) is maximal and the range of DTM correlates well with activities of daily living score 4 , 5 ) suggests the importance of measuring the range of DTM midrange of the pronation angle in clinical settings.…”

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“…According to a survey 4 , 5 ) of patients with distal radius fractures, there is a significant correlation between the range of DTM and DASH (Disability of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand) scores; no correlation was seen for ranges measured in an orthogonal anatomical axis (dorsi-palmar flexion or radio-ulnar deviation). In another study, researchers 6 ) investigated temporal changes in radiographic findings and wrist joint dynamics of patients with distal radial fractures, and found that changes in the range of DTM were strongly correlated with those in the mobility of the midcarpal joint.…”

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Motion-plane dependency of the range of dart throw motion and the effects of tendon action due to finger extrinsic muscles during the motion

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[Purpose] To clarify the motion-plane dependency of the range of dart throw motion and the effects of tendon action due to long finger flexors and extensors during the motion. [Subjects and Methods] Forty healthy subjects attended the experiment, and the active range of wrist motion in seven motion planes was measured with an originally designed apparatus. [Results] The reliability of the measurement was acceptable. The range of dart throw motion depended on the motion planes, with a maximum at around the motion plane of 45° from the sagittal plane (45° of pronation). The tendon action of long finger muscles was shown in dart throw motion except in 45° of pronation. [Conclusion] Motion-plane dependency of the range of dart throw motion exists in healthy subjects. The absence of tendon action due to finger extrinsic muscles in dart throw motion at 45° might be one of the causes of the advantage of dart throw motion.

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Motion-plane dependency of the range of dart throw motion and the effects of tendon action due to finger extrinsic muscles during the motion

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“…[6][7][8] Recently, application of the dartthrowing motion (DTM) to contracted hands has been studied. DTM exercise is reportedly effective for C-L joints, [9][10][11] suggesting that motion in the DTM plane can be preserved following wrist surgery, as in radiocarpal fusion, provided that mid-carpal motion is permitted. [12][13][14] DTM has been shown to require minimal relative rotation of the scaphoid and lunate.…”

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Analysis of a New Artificial Muscle Type Dynamic Orthosis for Wrist Joint Disease Using a Three-dimensional Motion Analyzer

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“…These results suggest that the range of DTM can also be an indicator of the mobility of the midcarpal joint in clinical practice. Meanwhile, studies 12 , 13 ) that examined the relationships between range of wrist motion and Disability of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (DASH) score revealed that the range of DTM was the only measure that correlated with the disability score. The DASH Outcome Measure is a self-report questionnaire designed to measure physical function and symptoms, and to describe the disability in upper limb disorders.…”

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Test-retest reliability of goniometric measurements of the range of dart-throwing motion

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[Purpose] To examine the reliability of using a manual goniometer for measuring the range of dart-throwing motion. [Participants and Methods] The range of dart-throwing motion in 24 healthy participants was measured by three raters on the same day, and one rater repeated the measurement on another day of the same week. The stationary arm of the goniometer was placed along the radius, and the moveable arm was placed along the shaft of the second metacarpal, approximately 45° supinated from Lister’s tubercle. All of the participants performed the dart-throwing motion on a plane that passed through the anatomical neutral wrist position, inclined 45° to the orthogonal anatomical plane. [Results] The intra-rater reliability was moderate (0.5–0.75) only for some parameters of the radial extension, and the intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs) of all other parameters were <0.5. For the inter-rater reliability, the ICCs of all parameters were <0.5. Brand-Altman analysis revealed some fixed biases between the raters, although no proportional bias was observed. [Conclusion] The goniometric measurement procedure examined in this study appeared to be unsuitable for clinical use because of its poor reliability.

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A Relationship between Dart-Throwing Motion Plane ROM and the DASH Score after Distal Radius Fracture

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Motion-plane dependency of the range of dart throw motion and the effects of tendon action due to finger extrinsic muscles during the motion

Motion-plane dependency of the range of dart throw motion and the effects of tendon action due to finger extrinsic muscles during the motion

Analysis of a New Artificial Muscle Type Dynamic Orthosis for Wrist Joint Disease Using a Three-dimensional Motion Analyzer

Test-retest reliability of goniometric measurements of the range of dart-throwing motion

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