Patients did, on average, require less help when surgery was performed on their nondominant arm, but the differences in mean duration (<3.5 days) of help required with sleeping, bathing, drying, and dressing did not reach statistical significance, with P values of .14, .36, .25, and .32, respectively.
← all excerpts
Challenges with sling use following shoulder surgery: the patients' perspective.
1
—
—