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Patient Age Time (h) Edema Length (U) Change in Length* Intervening Procedure Injury to MRI 1 MRI 1 to MRI 2 MRI 1 MRI 2 1 46 23.5 14 12 14 +2 Closed reduction 2 83 8.25 40 12 16 +4 Closed reduction 3 67 9.5 55 6 12 +6 Open reduction 4 58 37.5 60 10 15 +5 None 5 84 18.75 110 5 10 +5 Open reduction
* Paired t test demonstrates a significant increase (t = −6.5, P = .003) in edema length. Mean change in edema length was 4.4 U (95% CI, 2.5–6.3).