Domestic violence cases are increasing amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as restrictions force closer quarters and add economic strain. Women who sustain a fracture to their ulna, a bone in the forearm ...

Fractures to the ulna, the bone on the pinkie side of the forearm, often occur when people hold up their hands to protect their faces from being struck with an object.

Wrist (carpal bones like the scaphoid, lunate or capitate) Distal radius and ulna We also treat complex wrist bone fractures of the scaphoid, lunate or capitate that are not healing. Wrist fractures ...

Fractures can occur in either one or both of these bones as well as at any location along the bones, including at the base, the center or near the end. One thing is clear, according to Magrini.

The reverse oblique is quite useful for detecting fractures of the ulnar-sided carpal bones (Fig. 4). [1, 2] Figure 1.

Records from six EDs suggest that about a third of ulna fractures in women may be related to intimate-partner violence, but many of those women initially denied that their partner was responsible.

BOSTON — High rates of healing and similar range of motion were seen in cases of distal radius fracture treated with open reduction and internal fixation and concomitant ulna fracture whether ...

It was a chip fracture of his ulnar styloid bone, the team said in a statement. He won't need surgery but he won't be able to "swing a bat in a game situation" for about three weeks, the team said.

Some people’s ulnar bone is slightly longer than "normal," whether because they were born with a slightly longer ulnar or they developed a shortening of the radius (for example, after a wrist ...

The FDA cleared the system in August 2018 to treat traumatic, fragility, pathological and impending fractures of the arm’s humerus, radius and ulna in skeletally mature patients.