Round table: surgical staff facing a complex clinical case: midcarpal instability after scaphoid fracture in a young patient: what can we do?

Caroline Leclercq submits a particularly difficult clinical case to a group of international experts in wrist surgery. This is the case of a 17-year-old girl who presented with midcarpal instability secondary to the treatment of a fractured scaphoid, with intact scapholunate ligament. The experts' feedback demonstrate how intricate this kind of situation can be.

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Round   table:   surgical   staff   facing   a   complex   clinical   case:   midcarpal   instability   after   scaphoid   fracture   in   a   young   patient:   what   can   we   do?

Authors
C Leclercq, SH Berner, D Fernandez, J Garret, M Haerle, PC Ho, TR Lindau, C Mathoulin, J Messina, T Nakamura, F del Piñal, C Rizzo, L Obert, L Van Overstraeten
Abstract
Caroline Leclercq submits a particularly difficult clinical case to a group of international experts in wrist surgery. This is the case of a 17-year-old girl who presented with midcarpal instability secondary to the treatment of a fractured scaphoid, with intact scapholunate ligament. The experts' feedback demonstrate how intricate this kind of situation can be.
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2011-09
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WeBSurg.com, Sept 2011;11(09).
URL: http://www.websurg.com/doi-lt03enroundtablearthro003.htm

Round   table:   surgical   staff   facing   a   complex   clinical   case:   midcarpal   instability   after   scaphoid   fracture   in   a   young   patient:   what   can   we   do?