- Discussion:
- osseous related pain:
- hamate fracture
- pisiform fracture
- ulnar styloid frx
- base of the fifth metacarpal
- TFCC
- radioulnar joint
- radioulnar joint instability
- ulnocarpal impingement syndrome
- carpal instability:
- triquetrolunate instability
- mid carpal instability
- vascular related pain: hypothenar hand syndrome
- neurologic related pain:
- ulnar nerve entrapment at Guyon's canal
- ulnar dorsal sensory branch neuritis;
- tendon related pain:
- extensor carpi ulnaris
- flexor carpi ulnaris
The “Ulnar Fovea Sign” for Defining Ulnar Wrist Pain: an Analysis of Sensitivity and Specificity.