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The authors report the arthrographic features of adhesive capsulitis of the wrist in a patient who had undergone prolonged wrist immobilization. The diagnosis was made on the basis of pain and early filling of the lymphatic vessels during the injection of contrast material, as well as small joint capacity.
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