Perilunate Dislocation Reduction Technique and Results

Closed perilunate reductions in the ED can have a high success rate >80%. Herzberg II perilunate injuries have >70% (76%) success rate in closed reduction. Rates of median nerve symptoms were high and resolved in most cases (92%) after reduction. Closed reduction of perilunate injuries can safely be attempted in the ED and resolves nerve compression prior to surgery.

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Hand
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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1177/15589447251317236
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Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
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Perilunate Dislocation Reduction Technique and Results

Paul A. Ghareeb, Nicole A. Zelenski, Aidan P. Sweeney, Olivia Jagiella‐Lodise
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Abstract

Closed perilunate reductions in the ED can have a high success rate >80%. Herzberg II perilunate injuries have >70% (76%) success rate in closed reduction. Rates of median nerve symptoms were high and resolved in most cases (92%) after reduction. Closed reduction of perilunate injuries can safely be attempted in the ED and resolves nerve compression prior to surgery.

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