Bilateral transcapholunate dislocation

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“…Carp luxation invoices are rare and complex lesions, so classification and processing are really difficult. The trans-scaphoretro-lunal dislocation fracture is the most common form of carp dislocations [1][2][3][4][5][6]. It is a rare lesion that is due to the transmission of forces through the wrist in hyperextension [9].…”

“…Restore the integrity of ligaments and improve functional outcomes. [6] In addition, the treatment often requires inter-carpal fixation in the proximal row of the carpus. Most authors agreed that the key to a good clinical outcome in the management of trans-scaphoretro-lunal dislocation fractures is the anatomical consolidation of the scaphoid and the restoration of the correct alignment of the carp bones.…”

“…The case: the trans-scaphoretro-lunal dislocation of the carp, occurring mainly during violent highenergy trauma, [1][2][3][4][5][6] leads to a disruption of the integrity of the ligament support of the wrist. The delay in management, anatomical classification and the open or closed nature of the lesion are the main factors that determine the clinical outcome [2] of trans-scaphoretro-lunal dislocation fractures of carp.…”

Bilateral Trans-Scaphoid Perilunate Fracture Dislocation

“…There have been only 6 reports of bilateral scaphoid fractures without dislocation and 3 cases of bilateral scaphoid fractures associated with perilunate dislocation in the international literature [3][4][5] . Saxena et al 4 reported the excellent outcome by closed reduction and cast application.…”

“…Saxena et al 4 reported the excellent outcome by closed reduction and cast application. Kaneko et al 3 and Barros et al We could assume the mechanism of the injury, and that primary bone graft for scaphoid in Fenton syndrome or …”