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Proximal Row Carpectomy
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The first (proximal) row of wrist bones which is removed with the proximal row carpectomy: S=Scaphoid; L= Lunate; T=Triquetrum
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Wrist X rays after removal of 3 bones of the first (proximal) row of the wrist joiint
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Wrist scar 6 weeks after the operation
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Wrist X-rays showing an advanced joint arthritis with complete loss of cartilage between the wrist bones which can be treated with the PRC
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Abnormal X-rays of painful, arthritic wrist which can be treated successfully with the Proximal Row Carpectomy (PRC)
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