Case Presentation: A 36 year old gentleman sustained a wrist injury while running and falling but xrays at the time were reportedly negative for a fracture.  He was given a splint but had continued and persistent pain and swelling.  He came to my office 6 months later and xrays and a CT scan showed a dislocated wrist with a malunited lunate facet fragment.  Based on his young age and long term function, I recommended an osteotomy to correct the bone and restore the articular surface.  The fracture healed uneventfully and he worked aggressively with therapy to regain motion which plateaued at 1 year with wrist flex/ext of 25/55 degrees and supination/pronation of 50/80 degrees.

Case Presentation: 30 year old gentleman injured his distal radius (wrist fracture) while snowboarding.  He had a severe fracture with separation of the lunate and scaphoid facet fragments.  Intra-operative fixation required individual fragment specific plating with screws, wires, and plates.  The fracture healed in a reasonable position, and the plates were taken out once healed due to some mild irritation. Once recovered he had nearly full motion and was very pleased.