PubMed · 11824286
[Acute perilunar dislocations: algorithm for treatment].
Abstract
In most cases, perilunar dislocations of the wrist are caused by high speed accidents. Usually these injuries occur by a fall on the dorsiflexed superextension of the hand. The instability caused by injuries of various erticular structures (ligament, bone) show various developmental stages. Clinical symptoms are reduced and painful movement, instability of the carpus, snapping and swelling. The diagnosis is established by X-ray, cinematography, arthrography MRT or CT. Perilunar instability with or without associated fractures and particularly de Quervain must be reduced and treated operatively including suture of the ligament and stabilization of the fracture.
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H Towfigh. 2001. [Acute perilunar dislocations: algorithm for treatment].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11824286/
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