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What is What is Kienbock's disease? and explain in detail?
Kienbock's disease is an isolated disorder of lunate resulting from vascular compromise to the lunate bone. Fractures of lunate are usually undiagnosed unless they progress to osteochondrosis and become symptomatic and diagnosed as Kienbock's disease. This diagnosis should be considered in any patients between 20 and 40 years presenting with wrist pain and stiffness of insidious onset usually following trauma. On examination there is tenderness dorsally over the lunate and the synol swelling is due to localized synovitis. The radiographic hallmark of Kienbock's disease is increased density of lunate. Ref: Textbook of Ohopaedics and Trauma 2nd edn, By GS Kulkarni page 2476.