Table 3. Postoperative Radiographic Findings.
Patient | X-ray Findings | Follow-Up, moa |
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1 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head remains seated in the lunate fossa. | 15 |
2 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head and hamate remain seated in the lunate fossa. | 16 |
3 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head remains seated in the lunate fossa. | 13 |
4 | Solidly fixed and well-aligned radial implant with osteolysis of distal carpal bones.b | 26 |
5 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head and hamate remain seated in the lunate fossa. | 17 |
6 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head and hamate remain seated in the lunate fossa. | 20 |
7 | Cyst formation in the hamate, capitate, and distal radius.b | 15 |
Revised implant well-seated within bone cement. | 21 | |
8 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head remains seated in the lunate fossa. | 14 |
9 | Well-seated distal radius implant with no signs of lucency or subsidence. Capitate head remains seated in the lunate fossa. | 29 |
10 | Osteolysis in the distal half of the radial prosthesis. Capitate head remains seated in the lunate fossa. | 14 |
Postoperative follow-up of radiographic study.
Underwent implant revision shortly thereafter.