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Fig. 127.8 Lunate dislocation. (A) This posteroanterior view shows the characteristic triangular shape of the lunate bone during dislocation. (B) Volar displacement of the lunate resembles a spilled teacup on the lateral view. Note the disrupted articulation between the lunate and distal radius and realignment of the radius, capitate, and metacarpals, suggesting lunate dislocation.
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img 1:  With permission from Williams, D. T., & Kim, H. T. [2018]. Wrist and forearm. In: Rosen’s emergency medicine: Concepts and clinical practice [2nd ed., pp. 508–529]. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier.