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Current Orthopaedic Practice , 07/28/09
Fitzgerald BT et al. – Despite continued research, distal radioulnar joint instability remains both a challenging condition to accurately diagnosis and a difficult problem to correct. If left untreated, it can lead to chronic instability and distal radioulnar joint arthrosis. Instability also may occur in combination with a distal radial fracture or malunion, and effective treatment requires recognition and correction of joint incongruity.
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