QUESTION OF THE DAY! A 32-year-old recreational tennis player reports vague dorsal wrist pain, especially during rapid wrist extension and ulnar deviation. Grip strength is diminished, and you note a painful “clunk” during midcarpal shift testing. There is no obvious swelling or neurological deficit. Passive accessory testing reveals increased mobility between the capitate and lunate, and a Watson test is negative.
Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
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QUESTION OF THE DAY!
A 32-year-old recreational tennis player reports vague dorsal wrist pain, especially during rapid wrist extension and ulnar deviation. Grip strength is diminished, and you note a painful “clunk” during midcarpal shift testing. There is no obvious swelling or neurological deficit. Passive accessory testing reveals increased mobility between the capitate and lunate, and a Watson test is negative.
Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
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