-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Four patients with dorsal dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint and ulnar styloid malunion had corrective osteotomy of the ulnar styloid. Dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint was reduced in three of four patients. Subluxation persisted in the remaining patient. Wrist function improved in all patients. These results support the contention that a displaced ulnar styloid fracture with distal radioulnar joint dislocation should be reduced and internally fixed. Corrective osteotomy is recommended for malunion of the ulnar styloid associated with dislocation of the distal radioulnar joint.
Related Publications
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
June 2023,
Journal of wrist surgery,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
May 2012,
Hand clinics,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
May 2023,
Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
February 2023,
Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
October 2022,
The Journal of hand surgery, European volume,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
March 2013,
The Journal of hand surgery,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
March 2021,
The archives of bone and joint surgery,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
September 1994,
Orthopaedic review,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
November 2002,
The Journal of hand surgery,
R Nakamura, and
E Horii, and
T Imaeda, and
E Nakao, and
K Shionoya, and
H Kato
November 1987,
The Journal of hand surgery,
