par Schuind, Frederic 
;Schiedts, Dominique ;Fumiere, Eric ;Pasteels, Jean Lambert ;Burny, Franz Léon
Référence The Journal of hand surgery, 22, 3, page (404-407)
Publication Publié, 1997
;Schiedts, Dominique ;Fumiere, Eric ;Pasteels, Jean Lambert ;Burny, Franz Léon Référence The Journal of hand surgery, 22, 3, page (404-407)
Publication Publié, 1997
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | A 22-year-old patient with type I trichorinophalangeal Langer-Giedion syndrome presented a stage 2 osteonecrosis of the lunate associated with congenital shortening of the ulna and carpal tunnel syndrome. The patient was treated by shortening osteotomy of the radius and median nerve neurolysis, with an excellent result. This case provides an additional piece of evidence associating ulnar-minus variance with lunatomalacia, and another argument in favor of the theory that Kienbock's disease results from microfractures sustained by the lunate under an abnormal stress distribution situation. |
