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An Isolated Perihamate, Transtriquetral Fracture-Dislocation: A Case Report

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Traumatic hamate dislocation with a triquetral fracture is a rare injury usually associated with significant carpal soft-tissue and bony injuries. Here we present the case of an isolated ulnar column fracture-dislocation and describe mechanism of injury, classification, and treatment.


 

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