Surgical restoration of drop-hand syndrome with tendon transfer in patients injured in the Syrian civil war

Table 2 Detailed documentation of the patients and functional assessment outcomes

ID	Sex	Age (year)	Occupation	Injury	Time^*(min)	FE	WE	WF	TM	Ability toreturn (%)
1	Female	66	Housewife	DCI	45	Good	Perfect	Good	Perfect	100
2	Male	37	Photographer	DCI	80	Perfect	Good	Good	Good	90
3	Male	15	Student	DCI	110	Good	Good	Good	Perfect	90
4	Male	48	Merchant	GW	95	Good	Good	Good	Good	80
5	Male	22	Waiter	HF	90	Good	Good	Good	Good	80
6	Male	17	Student	GW	120	Good	Good	Good	Good	85
7	Female	28	Housewife	GW	75	Good	Good	Perfect	Good	90
8	Male	28	Soldier	GW	160	Good	Fair	Good	Good	70
9	Male	29	Pharmacist	GW	100	Good	Good	Good	Good	80
10	Male	31	Teacher	HF	95	Good	Good	Good	Good	80
11	Male	21	Soldier	GW	120	Good	Good	Fair	Good	70
12	Male	23	Soldier	GW	143	Good	Good	Good	Good	70
13	Male	33	Worker	GW	270	Good	Fair	Poor	Good	50

Time*: Time of tendon transfer after injury; FE Finger extension, WE Wrist extension, WF Wrist flexion, TM Thumb movement, DCI Drill cutter injury, GW Gunshot wound, HF Humerus fracture

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