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Background Distal radius fractures (DRFs) contribute substantially to overall morbidity in the elderly population. We believe that accurately capturing total productivity losses is vital to understanding the true economic impact of these injuries in working patients. Methods We conducted a prospective nonrandomized cohort study and enrolled working patients with DRF treated with either casting or operative fixation. We administered the Workplace Limitations Questionnaire (WLQ, Tufts Medical Center) at the first visit following injury and
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