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Clinical introduction
A 17-year-old rugby player presents to the emergency department with a 1-week history of persistent right wrist pain, swelling and paraesthesiae. He had fallen onto his outstretched right hand while on holiday. He is right-hand dominant and examination reveals oedema and diffuse tenderness of the right wrist with decreased range of movement. There is no neurovascular abnormality. X-rays of the right wrist are performed. The patient had sustained a scaphoid fracture.
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