A table showing the proportion of patients who were fully independent in activities of daily living and a figure showing the cumulative percentage of patients who were still alive without a major reoperation

Tables showing demographic and clinical data on the study and control groups

Figures showing frog-leg-lateral, anteroposterior pelvic, and false-profile radiographs and a table showing demographic characteristics of the study group and the comparison group

A table showing the conformance of our study to the QUADAS guidelines

Video 1: Arthroscopic video of the wrist illustrated in Figures 1-A, 1-B, and 1-C showing a nondisplaced and stable scaphoid waist fracture. The tip of the probe could not open the fracture gap or mobilize the fragments. (Published with permission of Peter Jørgsholm, who holds copyright.)

Video 2: Arthroscopic video of the wrist illustrated in Figures 2-A, 2-B, and 2-C showing a nondisplaced and unstable scaphoid waist fracture. The tip of the probe could easily open the fracture gap and mobilize the distal fragment. (Published with permission of Peter Jørgsholm, who holds copyright.)

Figures showing photographs of handheld computers demonstrating the Matching to Sample and Spatial Processing tests and tables showing the demographic characteristics of the study participants and the tests administered

An appendix describing the methods used to analyze tissue division for repair-site analysis, cartilage metabolism, cartilage matrix fixed-charge density, microcomputed tomographic assessment of cartilage and bone structure, histological processing, and the results with regard to cartilage metabolism

Kaplan-Meier curves showing the survival of the acetabular and femoral components, a diagram showing the status of all patients in the study, and radiographs of the hip in a patient with an excellent result at twenty-two years

Tables showing specimen demographic characteristics and the number of specimens that had specific soft-tissue structures with injuries