Long-Term Results of Colles' Fracture

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In total of 726 patients with Colles' fracture from July 1981 through June 1986, there were 87 epiphyseal injury of the distal radius; 73 men and 14 women. Ages ranged from 5 to 17 years. There were also 78 elderly cases, 7 men and 71 women. Their ages ranged from 65 to 102 years.Subjective functional results were excellent or good in 67 patients with epiphyseal injury, fair in 3 and 17 cases were lost of follow up. Anatomical end results of the patients with epiphyseal injury were excellent in 58, good in 22, fair in 1, poor in 2 and unavailable in 4 cases. There was one early epiphyseal closure, one remarkable deformity of the epiphysis and one partial physeal growth disturbance.In 78 elderly cases, subjective functional results were excellent or good in 56, fair in 2, poor in one and unknown in 19 cases. Their anatomical end results were excellent or good in 47, fair in 13, poor in 10 and 8 were lost. There was no significant correlation between anatomical end results and subjective functional assessment.