Dorsal and volar intercalated segmental instability and normal carpal bone anatomy (illustrations)
Diagnosis not applicable
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Simplified diagrams of the lateral wrist illustrating the normal scapholunate and capitolunate angles, and the key features of dorsal and volar intercalated segmental instability.
Case Discussion
Simplified diagrams of the wrist (lateral view) illustrating the normal scapholunate and capitolunate angles, and the key features of dorsal and volar intercalated segmental instability. See articles for more information.