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Carpal Instability
Carpal Instability Overview
Carpal Instability Overview
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Chapter 12 of the document provides an overview of wrist fractures and dislocations, discussing the anatomy of the carpus and the ligaments that hold the carpal bones together. It explores the kinematics of the carpus and the role of the scaphoid and lunate in maintaining alignment. The chapter also covers carpal instability, injuries and conditions related to the triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC), radiocarpal dislocations, midcarpal instability, and axial carpal dislocations. Specific topics include scaphoid fractures, TFCC tears, and distal radius fractures, along with their treatment options such as screw fixation, bone grafting, debridement, repairs, and reconstruction. Ulnar-sided wrist pain is also discussed, with a differential diagnosis and appropriate treatment options provided. The document is a valuable resource for healthcare professionals involved in the treatment of wrist injuries.
Keywords
wrist fractures
wrist dislocations
carpus anatomy
carpal ligaments
scaphoid role
triangular fibrocartilage complex
distal radius fractures
screw fixation
ulnar-sided wrist pain
healthcare professionals
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