musculoskeletal and connective tissue disorders
Kienböck Disease
Symptoms and Signs of Kienböck Disease
Symptoms of Kienböck disease generally start with insidious onset of wrist pain, localized to the region of the lunate carpal bone; patients have no recollection of trauma. Kienböck disease is bilateral in 10% of cases. There is localized tenderness in the lunate bone, most commonly over the dorsal wrist along the midline. Mild swelling is possible. 