From the case:
Triquetral fracture
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Small bony fragment posterior to the carpals on the lateral view is most in keeping with a triquetral fracture. No other acute bony injury.
The frontal view is unremarkable.
Case Discussion
A bone flake noted on dorsal aspect of wrist favors triquetral fracture.