Triquetral fracture

Discussion:

Triquetral fractures are the most common carpal fracture after scaphoid fractures. Although they are usually managed conservatively, they are important to be aware of as they can be easily missed. Typically the only plain film evidence of injury is on the lateral view as in this case.

On some occasions, cross-sectional imaging is required to identify the avulsed fragment when there is clinical suspicion.

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