Kienbock disease
Diagnosis almost certain
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Diagnostic Certainty
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Presentation
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Pain in the medial wrist for investigation following a FOOSH injury 1 day ago.fall on an outstretched hand
Age
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Keinbock'sKienböck disease is another name for avascular necrosis, characterised by fragmentation and collapse of the lunate carpal bone as seen in this case. It is most likely related to a previous trauma component of the wrist in the which the lunate's blood supply is interrupted resulting in subsequent avascular necrosis and thethis classic radiographic appearance.
-<p>Keinbock's disease is another name for avascular necrosis, fragmentation and collapse of the lunate carpal bone as seen in this case. It is most likely related to a previous trauma component of the wrist in the which the lunate's blood supply is interrupted resulting in subsequent avascular necrosis and the classic radiographic appearance. </p>- +<p>Kienböck disease is another name for avascular necrosis, characterised by fragmentation and collapse of the lunate carpal bone as seen in this case. It is most likely related to a previous trauma component of the wrist in the which the lunate blood supply is interrupted resulting in subsequent avascular necrosis and this classic radiographic appearance. </p>
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There is evidence of sclerosis and flattening of the lunate. Fragmentation of the lunate is seen with bony fragmentation. Osteonecrosis is highly suggestive of the Lunate suggesting Keinbocklunate avascular necrosis, known as Kienböck disease. This was long-standing in this case.
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