BACKGROUND: We investigated the relationships of @entity85 varus according to the age at injury in @entity1 with @entity3192 . METHODS: Basic demographic factors were investigated in group 1 (injured at age younger than 5 years) and group 2 (injured at age 5-10 years). The uninjured side ulnar angle (UA) at the @entity130 and final follow-up and the humeral-elbow-wrist angle (HEW-A) at final follow-up were measured.   UA (injured side - uninjured side UA at final follow-up) and   HEW-A (injured side - uninjured side HEW-A at final follow-up) were calculated and compared between the 2 groups. The correlation between   UA and   HEW-A was analyzed, and the degree of correlation was compared between the groups. RESULTS: Final UA and HEW-A on the injured side were increased more in group 1.   UA and   HEW-A were also more definitive in group 1. Positive correlations were found in both groups between   UA and   HEW-A, and the degree of correlation was similar in both groups. Distinct negative correlations were observed in both groups between the uninjured side UA at the time of @entity130 , but the degree of correlation differed significantly. CONCLUSIONS: The degree of ulnar varus correlated well with the degree of @entity3192 . A straighter ulna at the @entity130 could become more bowed if @entity85 occurred and progressed. This may be evidence suggesting that the earlier correction of @entity3192 would be more effective under a less deformed varus of the ulna. LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Level III; Retrospective Cohort Design; Treatment Study.

Relationship of XXXX in supracondylar humeral fractures according to the age at injury.

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['patients'] @entity85 :: ('MESH:D009140', 'Disease') :: ['cubitus varus deformity', 'ulnar varus deformity and the degree of cubitus'] @entity130 :: ('MESH:D014947', 'Disease') :: ['time of injury', 'injury and the   UA'] @entity3192 :: ('MESH:D060905', 'Disease') :: ['cubitus varus']
@entity3192 :: (MESH:D060905,Disease) :: ['cubitus varus and ulnar varus deformity']
