Presentation
Bilateral wrist pain, particularly when gripping.
Patient Data
Age: 65 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Isolated triscaphe osteoarthritis - bilateral
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Severe bilateral triscaphe joint osteoarthritis. Joint spaces are otherwise preserved.
Case Discussion
Isolated triscaphe osteoarthritis is common, occurring in ~8% of wrist radiographs although not always symptomatic. It can cause base of thumb and/or radial wrist pain.
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