Interpretation of radiographs may not have the glamour of newer, high-tech imaging
techniques, but remains the staple in the evaluation for acute orthopedic injury. It is difficult …

Dislocations of the carpometacarpal (CMC) joints are uncommon injuries. They represent
less than 1% of all injuries to the hand and wrist regions. 5 Up to 70% of carpometacarpal …

THE ‘METACARPAL CASCADE LINES’; USE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISLOCATIONS OF
THE CARPOMETACARPAL JOINTS - PD HODGSON, DJ SHEWRING, 2007 Skip to main …

Discussion Carpometacarpal dislocations of the all the four fingers of the ulnar side of the
hand are seen following high-energy trauma. The increased mobility on the ulnar side may …

Background Traditionally, combined fourth and fifth carpometacarpal fracture dislocations
are treated conservatively or by means of Kirschner wire after closed reduction. Since 1983 …

Six patients with dislocations or fracture dislocations of at least the second and third
carpometacarpal joints are presented. Closed reduction was attempted in all cases. Two …

Volar carpometacarpal dislocation is a rare form of hand injury that can be easily missed
without applying a high level of suspicion and performing a meticulous examination. In this …

Dislocation of the four ulnar carpometacarpal (CMC) joints with a concurrent fracture of the
hamate is a rare injury, with a paucity of published cases. A great force is required to …

The trapezoid metacarpal dislocation is a rare event. In the literature, it is found in case
reports. This injury is caused by direct or indirect high energy trauma. In most cases, the …

ULNAR DISLOCATION OF FIFTH CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT Page 1 Hand Surgery, Vol. 10,
No. 1 ( July 2005) 87–90 © World Scientific Publishing Company CASE REPORTS ULNAR …