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Tfcc partial high grade tear
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I have attached my MRI .Please suggest what I need to .
OBSERVATION:
High grade partial tear of foveal attachment site of TFCC and low grade partial tear of styloid attachment site and ulna meniscal homologue.
Partial tear of ulnar collateral ligament at styloid attachment site. Mild intercarpal and distal radio ulnar joint effusion.
Bones appear osteopenic around the wrist joint.
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Please mention about what kind of injury happened , when it happened , what is present complaints .
We are treating patient , not MRI report .
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
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Go for plaster atleast 4-6 week
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