A 26-year-old previously healthy male presented with a two-day history of pain in his left wrist following trauma. It was aggravated by movements around the affected joint. Clinical examination revealed mild tenderness over the left wrist with a full range of movements and absence of any swelling. Distal neurovascular status was intact.
The radiograph of the left hand and wrist was done to rule out an injury to the bones. Source: Journal of medical practitioners What diagnosis does the radiograph indicate? *This case is from Docplexus Editorial Team for Educative purpose only
