The comparison of X-ray images immediately after surgery and at the 6-month follow-up revealed a difference in dorsal collapse (statistically significant) between both groups and a trend towards significance in radial height shortening (GP2); however, no significant change in volar tilting or radial inclination was detected (Table 3 , Fig. 5 ).
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Evaluating the necessity of bone augmentation for distal radius fracture fixed with a volar locking plate: a retrospective study.
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