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Just got mri results back that show partial tear of the central scapholunate ligament & pinhole full-thickness tear of the central triangular fibrocartilage complex. what does this mean? & how is it treated?
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Google this and look at anatomical images to get better idea. It is treated differently depending on cause.
Answered 4/14/2023
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