Understanding TFCC Injuries and Possible Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation
TFCC injury, uncertain if there is a distal radioulnar joint dislocation? Hello, doctor. I injured my right triangular fibrocartilage during weight training in mid-January. I have seen many doctors and changed hospitals several times. Most of them advised me to rest and observe, ...
Dr. You Dianqi Reply:
Hello, for minor injuries, you can use protective gear along with rehabilitation. If the injury is severe, surgical repair may be considered. It is advisable to return for a follow-up appointment and discuss this with your attending physician as soon as possible. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding TFCC Injuries and Possible Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation
Post-Surgery Pain Management After Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation
Postoperative issues following remote distal radioulnar joint dislocation and open fracture of the radius and ulna? Hello Doctor, I have had my cast on for three weeks post-surgery. Initially, when using the sling, my palm was facing down. After my follow-up appointment and X-ray...
Dr. Zhan Xian Reply:
Hello, Xiao Cheng. For these symptoms, you should consult your attending physician and continue to monitor your condition. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Surgery Pain Management After Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation
Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation and Post-Surgery Complications
Distal radioulnar joint dislocation Hello Doctor: I have mentioned this before, and I need your help again. On March 27 of this year, I fell and displaced my wrist. The doctor said I was too late to seek treatment; otherwise, I would only need a cast. Instead, I underwent surgery...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
1. If a nerve has been compressed for 2 months, will it be permanently damaged? If it is scar tissue compressing the nerve, how should it be managed? ANS: Please start taking Vitamin B2. 2. The doctor told me to have the metal plate removed in 15 days. Is that too long? ANS: No,...[Read More] Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation and Post-Surgery Complications
Understanding Recovery from Car Accident Fractures: Key Concerns and Next Steps
Fractures from a car accident? Hello, doctor. I was in a car accident on May 12, which resulted in a fracture of the right ulnar styloid process, accompanied by a distal radioulnar joint dislocation, as well as a proximal phalanx fracture of the right big toe. My wrist was immobi...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, this question is exactly the same as the one you asked on the medical forum. 1. A toe fracture can allow for normal walking after one month. Using taping for stabilization can reduce pain, and there is not much concern about the fracture misaligning, but follow-up is neces...[Read More] Understanding Recovery from Car Accident Fractures: Key Concerns and Next Steps
Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Treatment Options Explored
Distal radioulnar joint dislocation Initially, I thought the wrist was just sprained and that rest would suffice. However, I experienced headaches when applying force at certain angles. After getting an X-ray, it was discovered that there is a distal radioulnar joint dislocation....
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello WU, regarding your question: The X-ray shows a distal radioulnar joint dislocation. Is surgery necessary? The answer is not necessarily. Here are the reasons: 1. Many radioulnar joint dislocations are congenital and may have no symptoms. It is possible that you discovered ...[Read More] Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Treatment Options Explored
Post-Surgery Limitations in Arm Rotation After Distal Ulnar Fracture
Unable to perform arm rotation after distal ulnar fracture surgery? Hello Dr. Chen, I had a car accident on July 28 that resulted in a distal ulnar fracture (the prominent bone on the arm). After surgery, a steel plate was used for fixation, but it was noted that the ulnar appe...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, whether it is a distal radioulnar joint dislocation, TFCC injury, or ulnar nonunion (including nonunion of fractures or malunion), any of these conditions can lead to limitations in pronation and supination (the palm facing up and down). Please visit the orthopedic clinic ...[Read More] Post-Surgery Limitations in Arm Rotation After Distal Ulnar Fracture
Understanding Hand Injuries: Ligament vs. Triangular Fibrocartilage Damage
Fell while playing ball and landed on the right palm? The right hand has been injured for one month. An X-ray was taken, and there were no obvious fractures. The doctor did not provide much information, only recommending heat therapy. There is no pain when bending the wrist up an...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Based on your symptoms, you should pay special attention to the possibility of a scaphoid fracture, triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) tear, or distal radioulnar joint dislocation. It has been one month since your injury, and experiencing pain during wrist rotation indicate...[Read More] Understanding Hand Injuries: Ligament vs. Triangular Fibrocartilage Damage
Understanding Wrist and Elbow Pain After a Car Accident: When to Seek Further Imaging
The wrist cannot rotate, and the elbow feels stiff? A car accident occurred in July, and I was taken to a nearby hospital where they examined a fracture in the inner bone of my elbow (I was put in a cast). There was no specific mention of my wrist at that time. After a week, I re...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, the car accident injury has resulted in an elbow fracture, and there may also be damage to the wrist, particularly with regard to potential injuries such as scaphoid fractures, triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) tears, and distal radioulnar joint dislocations. It has...[Read More] Understanding Wrist and Elbow Pain After a Car Accident: When to Seek Further Imaging
Understanding Pain and Discomfort from Wrist Implant Surgery: Your Questions Answered
I would like to ask the director a question regarding the issue of internal fixation implants (wrist). Thank you very much? Hello, Director Shi. I recently suffered a fall that resulted in a distal radioulnar joint dislocation. I underwent surgery at a certain hospital where a jo...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
If there is an implant near the wrist, there will definitely be a sensation of tightness. Once the appropriate time has passed, the fixation device can be removed. Of course, you should consult your physician for clarification. Make sure to take the opportunity to ask your doctor...[Read More] Understanding Pain and Discomfort from Wrist Implant Surgery: Your Questions Answered
Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Prognosis and Treatment Options
Distal radioulnar joint dislocation After previously falling off a bicycle and landing on my hand, I have experienced wrist pain that has persisted for over two weeks. An X-ray diagnosis revealed a distal radioulnar joint dislocation. The doctor recommended taking pain medication...
Dr. Wang Shouji Reply:
Hello: If a distal radioulnar joint dislocation remains significantly unstable after being protected and allowed to heal on its own, surgical stabilization of the joint is necessary, as it may affect the pronation and supination of the wrist. Initially, protection (using a cast o...[Read More] Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Prognosis and Treatment Options
Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Treatment Options Explained
Distal radioulnar joint dislocation Thank you very much for your response, Director. A doctor from a major hospital mentioned that a new surgery is needed for treatment. If there is cartilage damage and significant pain, ultimately, fusion of the joint may be required. However, w...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Surgery can be avoided if the joint has not yet been completely damaged. If fusion surgery is necessary, it will certainly result in a significant limitation of joint mobility. Detailed surgical methods and procedures should be thoroughly discussed with the surgeon.[Read More] Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Treatment Options Explained
Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Treatment Options and Risks
Distal radioulnar joint dislocation Dear Dr. Chen, I have a wrist joint dislocation that was delayed in reduction by a martial arts school. An X-ray taken by an orthopedic doctor indicated that it is a distal radioulnar joint dislocation that has not been reduced, and it has been...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, when facing a distal radioulnar joint dislocation, it is important to check for associated fractures, triangular fibrocartilage complex injuries, or tendon dislocations. A professional physician and radiological examination are necessary for further evaluation. Distal radi...[Read More] Understanding Distal Radioulnar Joint Dislocation: Treatment Options and Risks
Understanding Wrist Dislocation: Treatment Options and Risks
Wrist joint dislocation Dear Director, I have a wrist joint dislocation that was delayed in reduction by a martial arts school. An X-ray taken by an orthopedic doctor indicated a distal radioulnar joint dislocation that has not been reduced, and it has been 70 days. Should I cons...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
If a distal radioulnar joint dislocation is not reduced and there are persistent pain symptoms, surgical intervention may be necessary. Without surgery, there could be ongoing pain or inability to exert force. It is advisable to consult a hand surgery specialist at a major hospit...[Read More] Understanding Wrist Dislocation: Treatment Options and Risks