Presentation
No known medical illness. Complaining of chronic unilateral wrist pain.
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Multiple carpal coalitions
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No clear separation can be seen between:
- Hamate and capitate
- Trapezium and trapezoid
- Pisiform and triquetrum
Case Discussion
Carpal coalitions are typically asymptomatic but can rarely result in wrist pain. Syndromic-associated fusions are quite often multiple in nature1, although in our case no definite syndrome has been diagnosed.
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