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Table 2 Passive range of motion of upper extremity joints in bilateral upper limb amputees (n = 103)

From: A comprehensive musculoskeletal and peripheral nervous system assessment of war-related bilateral upper extremity amputees

Joint

Right side

Left side

Unilateral/Bilateral limited

Limited

Normal

NAa

Limited

Normal

NA

n

%b

Scapula

 Elevation

0

100

3

0

101

2

0

0

 Depression

0

100

3

1

100

2

0

0

 Protraction

1

99

3

2

99

2

1

1.0

 Retraction

2

98

3

4

97

2

2

2.0

Shoulder

 Flexion

0

96

7

1

97

5

0

0

 Extension

1

95

7

1

96

6

0

0

 Abduction

4

92

7

3

94

6

3

3.0

 Adduction

0

96

7

0

97

6

0

0

 Horizontal abduction

1

95

7

2

95

6

1

1.0

 Horizontal adduction

0

94

9

2

95

6

0

0

 External rotation

2

94

7

2

95

6

1

1.0

 Internal rotation

2

92

9

2

95

6

1

1.0

Elbow

 Flexion

0

88

15

0

89

14

0

0

 Extension

0

88

15

0

89

14

0

0

 Pronation

1

85

17

1

85

17

0

0

 Supination

1

84

18

1

84

18

0

0

Wrist

 Ulnar deviation

8

12

83

8

10

85

3

10.7

 Radial deviation

8

13

82

7

11

85

3

10.3

 Flexion

7

14

82

7

11

85

3

10.3

 Extension

7

13

83

7

11

85

3

10.7

Metacarpophalangeal

 Flexion

6

7

90

7

6

90

2

10.0

 Extension

6

7

90

6

6

91

2

10.5

 Abduction

8

4

91

6

5

92

2

13.3

Interphalangeal

 Flexion of proximal interphalangeal

6

7

90

5

6

92

2

11.1

 Extension of distal interphalangeal

6

7

90

6

5

92

2

11.1

Thumb

 Metacarpophalangeal flexion

5

7

91

5

5

93

1

5.9

 Interphalangeal flexion

5

6

92

5

5

93

1

6.2

 Palmar abduction

5

5

93

6

4

93

1

6.7

 Radial abduction

6

4

93

6

3

94

1

6.7

 Opposition

5

4

94

4

4

95

1

7.1

  1. aNot applicable; bThe percent was calculated according to the number of applicable cases