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From: Trapeziectomy for basal thumb osteoarthritis does not increase the risk of developing wrist osteoarthritis in the long term

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Study enrollment flowchart. a16 patients operated on with unilateral trapeziectomy during 1998–2005 had contralateral trapeziectomy before 1998 or after 2005. bExclusion criteria: Trapeziectomy performed less than 10 years before examination, trapeziometacarpal (TMC) fusion, scaphotrapeziotrapezoidal (STT) fusion, partial wrist fusion (PWF) or total wrist fusion (TWF). cScapho-trapezoid-capitate fusion 4 years after unilateral trapeziectomy followed by same procedure contralaterally (radiographs at this follow-up show no radiocarpal OA in any side). dHands (operated and non-operated) that met the inclusion criteria (trapeziectomy or intact trapezium) and had none of the exclusion criteria

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