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Published in final edited form as: Skeletal Radiol. 2023 Nov 9;53(7):1423–1430. doi: 10.1007/s00256-023-04490-6

Table 1:

Comparison of the minimum interosseous distances reported in literature (Ten Berg et al. (2017), Patterson et al. (1998)) to the minimum interosseous proximities in the injured Minnaar type 2 wrist and uninjured Minnaar type 3 wrist.

	Literature-reported value (mm)	Asymptomatic: measured-LT (Δ), mm (mm)	Injured: measured-LT (Δ), mm (mm)
Ulna ^a	4.05	1.69 (2.36)	1.96 (2.09)
Capitate ^a	1.19	0.57 (0.62)	0.79 (0.40)
Hamate ^a	1.09	0.35 (0.74)	0.54 (0.55)
Scaphoid ^a	1.72	0.41 (1.31)	0.37 (1.35)
Pisiform ^b	0.80	0.73 (0.07)	0.45 (0.35)
Radius ^a	1.46	0.95 (0.51)	0.94 (0.52)

The values represent the minimum interosseous distances relative to the closer of the lunate or triquetrum. The difference (Δ) is the literature-reported value minus the measured value.

= Patterson et al.,

= Ten Berg et al.