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What does the following mean large pisotriquetral effusion extending to ulnocarpal articulation & large radioscaphoid joint effusion?

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Wrist joint: There is fluid in the wrist joint. It is usually an indication of inflammation in the joint.

Answered 4/2/2018

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Dr. Richard Zimon answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Sounds: like a wrist injury with multiple reactive joint spaces in between the tiny bones in your wrist/hand and the larger bones (radius and ulnar) If no injury look for active arthritic disorders! Hope this is helpful...there does not appear to be a fracture!!!

Answered 4/2/2018

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