Kienböck Disease following a Single Wrist Traumatic Incident: A Scoping Review
Ahmadreza Afshar,
Ali Tabrizi,
Mohammad J. Shariyate
Abstract:The incidence of Kienböck disease after a single wrist traumatic incident is rare but has been reported by several authors. Although most evidence consists of case reports and case series, two possible concerns have been suggested. First, a traumatic alteration of the wrist anatomy and measurements increase stresses on the lunate. These changes mostly follow fractures around the wrist and can be regarded as acquired risk factors that contribute to the development of Kienböck disease. Second, some wrist injurie… Show more
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