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I've had a perilunate dislocation for over a year, what should i do?
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Be seen: A peri lunate dislocation is a severely painful injury, which would render your hand almost completely non usable until it was fixed. All this to say, it is unlikely you have had a perlunate dislocation flr a year. There are more subtle ligament tear that can create an instability and even a subluxation which are usually treated by repair or partial fusion
Answered 10/14/2014
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