Table 5: Subjective outcomes related to arm dominance and gender a mean 19 years after isolated Colton type I, type II oblique or transverse or type II comminuted fractures of olecranon. Data are provided as numbers and proportions (%).

-	Arm Dominance							Gender
-	Fracture in Dominant Arm (n=37)			Fracture in Non-dominant Arm (n=39)		p-value		Fracture in Men (n=40)		Fracture in Women (n=55)		p-value
Elbow pain at rest	-			-		-		-		-		-
Yes	2 (5%)			2 (5%)		0.96		3 (8%)		1 (2%)		0.17
No	35 (95%)			37 (95%)				37 (92%)		54 (98%)
Elbow pain at load	-			-		-		-		-		-
Yes	5 (14%)			5 (13%)		0.96		5 (12%)		5 (9%)		0.61
No	32 (86%)			33 (87%)				35 (88%)		49 (91%)
Elbow instability	-			-		-		-		-		-
Yes	1 (3%)			0		0.31		0		1 (2%)		0..40
No	36 (97%)			38 (100%)				39 (100%)		54 (98%)
Elbow weakness	-			-		-		-		-		-
Yes	5 (14%)			3 (8%)		0.41		5 (12%)		3 (5%)		0.22
No	32 (86%)			36 (92%)				35 (88%)		52 (95%)
Status compared to uninjured elbow	-			-		-		-		-		-
No difference	28 (76%)			34 (87%)		0.43		32 (80%)		49 (89%)		0.43
Slightly inferior	7 (19%)			4 (10%)				6 (15%)		5 (9%)
Markedly inferior	2 (5%)			1 (3%)				2 (5%)		1 (2%)