It has been postulated that @entity14209 promotes @entity195 . The inconstant value of the radioulnar index must be underlined. Our index is measured on sagittal X-rays. This study showed that the angle formed between the horizontal line which passes through the junction of the lower and ulnar borders of the radius and the line drawn from this same ulnar pole of the radius to the lower ulnar styloid (Fischer's angle) on posteroanterior projections was not reliable. In an initial study of 41 @entity1 and 36 @entity1 , the following mean values were found : 1.06 for @entity1 ; 0.65 for @entity1 . The minus sign indicates that the ulna was shorter than the radius. A second study showed that there was in fact very little difference between @entity1 (-2.08 mm) and @entity1 (-1.91 mm). Based on the study of 150 normal wrists, it seems possible to state that the physiological radioulnar index ranges from 0.5 mm to 2 mm on sagittal X-rays. The ulna was always shorter thant the radius, was slightly shorter in @entity1 than in @entity1 . We suggest that values of greater than 2.5 mm are necessary to define @entity14209 .

[Radiological study of the height of the XXXX in relation to the radius. Measures of 2 comparative series].

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['men', 'women'] @entity14209 :: ('MESH:C564510', 'Disease') :: ['cubitus altus'] @entity195 :: ('MESH:D000544', 'Disease') :: ["Kienb  ck's disease"]
@entity14209 :: (MESH:C564510,Disease) :: ['cubitus']
