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Idiopathic distal radioulnar synostosis.
Journal of Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery 2014 Februrary
Radioulnar synostosis is rare, and exists in two forms: congenital and post-traumatic. The congenital form presents only in the proximal forearm, and the post-traumatic form may present anywhere along the radius and ulna. The only known aetiology for distal radioulnar synostosis is post-traumatic. We present a rare case of distal radioulnar synostosis with no previous history of trauma.
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