Abstract Purpose of Review Fractures of the proximal humerus (PHF) and distal radius
(DRF) are among the most common upper extremity fractures in the elderly. Recent …

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Journal Case Connector Reviews JBJS.org Surgical Techniques Open Access JOPA Log in …

Background: This prospective study identified the association of demographic, injury,
psychological, and social variables, measured early during recovery, with limitations in …

Objective The relative association of pain intensity and magnitude of incapability with
pathophysiology, accounting for psychological factors, is incompletely understood. Using …

Abstract Background The Patient-Reported Outcomes Information System (PROMIS®) is
more and more extensively being used in medical literature in patients with an orthopedic …

Background: The functional outcome following nonoperative treatment of a proximal
humeral fracture and the factors that influence it are poorly defined. We aimed to …

Purpose During recovery from upper-extremity injury, patients sometimes express concerns
regarding pain associated with increased use of the uninjured limb. Concerns about …

Aims Patient engagement in adaptive health behaviours and interactions with their
healthcare ecosystem can be measured using self-reported instruments, such as the Patient …

Background Patients recovering from lower extremity injuries often interpret discomfort
associated with increased use of the uninjured leg as a potential indication of harm. If …

Background Given the relationship between psychological distress and activity tolerance
(capability), a stressful life event might diminish accommodation, increase symptoms, and …