First identified by Lichtman in 1980. Patients often present volar sag on the ulnar side of the wrist and give a history of painful “Clunk”. This is caused by laxity of proximal & midcarpal ligaments. Upon testing forearm pronation, an obvious clunk is seen. During radio-ulnar motion, the palmar sag disappears with a catch-up clunk. […]
Occurs when all the ligaments are intact. The midcarpal & radiocarpal joints move in different directions when wrist moves in Radial & Ulnar Deviation. During radial deviation, the proximal carpal […]
Shrikant established Advanced Clinical Education Inc.(ACE) in 1989.The primary mandate of Advanced Clinical Education Inc. is to provide basic to advanced level of Upper Extremity Rehabilitation education to the therapists treating upper extremity conditions.
