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Table 1 Sample characteristics

From: The International Classification of Functioning as an explanatory model of health after distal radius fracture: A cohort study

Variable

Description

Sex

Male = 251

 

Female = 539

Dominant Hand

Right = 90%

 

Left = 10%

Wrist Injured

Right = 45%

 

Left = 49%

Mechanism of Fracture

Fall on ice = 18%

 

Other fall = 66%

 

Other = 10%

Energy of Fracture*

Low = 69%

 

Medium = 19%

 

High = 6%

Highest Level of Education

Finished high school = 26%

 

Finished college = 18%

 

Finished university = 8%

 

Finished graduate school = 4%

Occupation at Injury†

Retired = 27%

 

Service = 13%

 

Professional = 12%

Occupational Demand§/P >

Low = 57%

 

Moderate = 24%

 

High = 19%

Had Physiotherapy

83%

  1. * Low = fall from a standing position, Medium = fall from a height, High = trauma
  2. † Top three occupations
  3. §Self-report of how much they used their hand at work; Low = low force, low repetition, Moderate = frequent repetition, intermittent force, High = high force, constant repetition