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X-Ray: cystic scaphoid changes and partial lunate collapse.
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CT: giant interosseous ganglion of the scaphoid and sclerosis of the lunate.
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Computed tomography and MRI showed typical signs of Kienbock's disease Stage IIIc with partial lunate collapse and chronic coronal lunate fracture without signs of significant radiocarpal or midcarpal degenerative arthritis (Figure 2).
MRI: Giant interosseous ganglion of the scaphoid with cortical bone disrupture, lunate collapse, no severe chondropathy fossa lunata, and capitate.
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These findings are concordant with giant intraosseous ganglion of the scaphoid (Figure 3).
X-ray: postproximal row carpectomy.
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Post-op MRI: no significant chondropathy in fossa lunata or at proximal capitate and no bone marrow edema.
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