Segmental motion of the proximal carpal row: Their global effect on the wrist motion

Seradge, Houshang; Sterbank, Patrick T.; Seradge, Espanta; Owens, Willis

doi:10.1016/0363-5023(90)90101-v

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“…In fact, the contribution of the scapho-lunate and luno-triquetral joints to global wrist motion is very important. The segmental motion of the proximal carpal row was studied by Seradge et al [69] in 11 freshfrozen cadaver specimens. The data was collected by means of radiography, goniometric measurement, and computer analysis.…”

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Sex assessment from carpals bones: Discriminant function analysis in a contemporary Mexican sample

Mastrangelo¹,

Luca²,

Sánchez‐Mejorada³

2011

Forensic Science International

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Sex assessment from carpals bones: Discriminant function analysis in a contemporary Mexican sample

Mastrangelo¹,

Luca²,

Sánchez‐Mejorada³

2011

Forensic Science International

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“…2,7,20 Traditionally the midcarpal motion has been investigated by using the proximal body (scaphoid, lunate, and triquetrum) as a reference to determine the kinematics of a distal moving segment (the distal row).…”

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Capitate-based kinematics of the midcarpal joint during wrist radioulnar deviation: an in vivo three-dimensional motion analysis

Moritomo

Murase

Gotō

et al. 2004

The Journal of Hand Surgery

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“…The scaphoid through its scapho-lunate link exerts a governing effect on total intersegmental proximal carpal row contribution to the global wrist motion. 9 Green and O'Brien provided a classification for carpal dislocations; however, that schema does not specifically address the injury seen in our case. The Mayo classification of carpal instability divides instability into carpal instability dissociative, carpal instability non-dissociative, carpal instability complex and the adaptive carpal changes, following malunion or nonunion of the distal radius.…”

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Rotational Shift of Proximal Carpal Row and it's Correlation with Global Wrist Joint Laxity

Agarwal¹,

Agarwal²

2020

IJCMR

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Introduction:As the wrist moves to ulnar deviation, the proximal carpal row undergoes radial translation, dorsal rotation and supination. Similarly, the radial deviation involves ulnar translation of the proximal carpal row, its volar rotation and pronation. These combined movements of the proximal carpal row are called rotational shift of the carpus. Study aimed to quantify the rotational shift of the proximal carpal row during ulnar or radial deviation of the wrist. Material and methods:The proposed study was a prospective study conducted in the Department of Orthopedics, RMCH, Bareilly, UP comprising 100 healthy volunteers with equal sex ration who never had any symptoms pertaining to their wrist joint. PA and lateral radiograph were obtained in full radial and ulnar deviation. A custom-made positioning device was used to ensure proper placement of the hand and wrist during the examination. Results:In the present study, we observed that the radioscaphoid angle in radiation deviation varied from 50 to 85 degree with mean of 68.96 degree. Radioulnate angle in radial deviation varied from -2 to 45 degree with mean of 17.79 degree. Radioscaphoid angle in ulnar deviation varied from 10 to 70 degree with mean of 39.97 degree. Radioulnate angle in ulnar deviation varied from -3 to -38 degree with mean of -17.15 degree. Conclusion:Within the limitations of the present study, it can be concluded that the ulnar deviation of the wrist is seen to cause radial translation ad dorsal rotation of the proximal carpal row. Similarly, the radial deviation was seen to cause ulnar translation and volar rotation of the proximal carpal row.

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Segmental motion of the proximal carpal row: Their global effect on the wrist motion

Cited by 30 publications

References 14 publications

Sex assessment from carpals bones: Discriminant function analysis in a contemporary Mexican sample

Sex assessment from carpals bones: Discriminant function analysis in a contemporary Mexican sample

Capitate-based kinematics of the midcarpal joint during wrist radioulnar deviation: an in vivo three-dimensional motion analysis

Rotational Shift of Proximal Carpal Row and it's Correlation with Global Wrist Joint Laxity

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