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Fig. 1 Arthroscopy tower. This type of tower provides distraction whilst allowing repositioning and wrist orientation as required The scope used is 2.7-mm calibre oriented at 30°. This scope is…

Fig. 1 Arthroscanner at the 15th post-traumatic day: triquetrolunate leak Criteria to date the trauma [7] Interosseous instability by Dautel (2–3) [9] (Fig. 2) Fig. 2 Arthroscopy at the 20th…

Fig. 1 Park’s type II pattern of midcarpal laxity: standard and anteroposterior radiological views. Extension and dorsal displacement stress of the lunate In 2002, Kuhlman established that the discomforting SNAP-type…

Fig. 1 Immediate Postop view showing the Herbertscrew in place (X-Ray Courtesy of Dr Jean Michel Cognet, Reims, France); note the styloidectomy of the Radius RASL stands for reduction and…

Fig. 1 SLAC wrist with dorsal flexion of the lunate (left), palmar flexion and dorsal subluxation of the proximal pole of the scaphoid (centre) and SL diastasis (right). Note the…

Fig. 1 The dorsal capsule. The arrow shows the scaphoid: it is flexed before the capsulodesis Fig. 2 Blatt’s capsulodesis. This procedure allows a verticalization of this scaphoid (arrows) The…

Year Nature of the lesion Closed fractures Open fractures Unspecified fractures Dislocations Sprains Dislocations and nonspecific sprains Total fractures, dislocations, and sprains Other injuries General total 2006 293 11 1,142…

10. Van Overstraeten L, Camus EJ (2012) Arthroscopic criteria for dating wrist sprains. Chir Main 31:171–175

Fig. 1 Schematic represenatation of the technique used 3 Results Mean satisfaction was 7.5/10 (range 2–10), mean pain visual analog score was 2.7/10, and mean quick DASH score was 15.5…

Fig. 1 Turbidity: scale of reference (from 0 to 4); dilutions A colourful fluid (T3–T4) testifies to a recent trauma which happened less than 2 weeks before (usual delay for…