PMC9647680_01
X-ray images showing widening of the right DRUJ
up to 3mm and posterior dislocation of the ulnar head.
DRUJ: Distal radioulnar joint.
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X-ray images revealed widening of the right DRUJ and posterior dislocation of the ulnar head (Figure 1).
X-ray images showing residual widening of DRUJ
but well reduced ulnar head without dislocation compared to
the preoperative X-ray.
DRUJ: Distal radioulnar joint.
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X-ray images revealed residual widening of DRUJ, but well reduced ulnar head without dislocation compared to the preoperative X-ray (Figure 2).
PMC9647680_02
X-ray images showing widening of the right DRUJ
up to 2 mm.
DRUJ: Distal radioulnar joint.
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The X-ray images indicated considerable widening of the right DRUJ (Figure 3).
X-ray images showing well reduced DRUJ and
good implant position.
DRUJ: Distal radioulnar joint.
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X-ray images revealed well reduced DRUJ and good implant position (Figure 4).
X-ray images showing well reduced DRUJ
without recurrent dislocation or subluxation even after
implant retrieval.
DRUJ: Distal radioulnar joint.
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However, the discomfort was immediately alleviated after implant retrieval, and the original dorsal wrist pain has not recurred thus far (Figure 5).
PMC9647680_03
X-ray images showing widening of the right
DRUJ.
DRUJ: Distal radioulnar joint.
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X-ray images indicated widening of the right DRUJ (Figure 6).