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Subp. 2.
Range of motion.
Flexion and extension of forearm is 85 percent of the arm. Rotation of the forearm is 15 percent of the arm.
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A.
Total ankylosis in optimum position approximating midway between 90 degrees flexion and 180 degrees extension, a 45-degree angle, 30 percent.
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B.
Total ankylosis in malposition, 40 percent.
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C.
Limitation of motion:
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(1)
mild, motion limited from ten degrees flexion to 100 degrees of further flexion, 6 percent;
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(2)
moderate, motion limited from 20 degrees flexion to 75 degrees of further flexion, 12 percent;
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(3)
severe, motion limited from 45 degrees flexion to 90 degrees of further flexion, 21 percent.
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D.
Flail elbow, pseudarthrosis above joint line, wide motion but very unstable, 39 percent.
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E.
Resection head of radius, 9 percent.
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Subp. 3.
Procedures or conditions.
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A.
Radial or ulnar shaft fracture, full motion, 0 percent;
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B.
Radial or ulnar fracture, open reduction, mild limitation of motion as defined in subpart 2, item C, 9 percent;
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C.
Olecranon fracture, no loss of motion, 0 percent;
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D.
Olecranon fracture, open reduction internal fixation, mild limitation of motion as defined in subpart 2, item C, 6 percent;
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E.
Epicondylar fracture, no loss of motion, 0 percent;
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F.
Epicondylar fracture, mild loss of motion as defined in subpart 2, item C, 6 percent;
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G.
Release medial or lateral epicondyle, 2 percent;
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H.
Ulnar nerve transposition, 2 percent.