Any pathologies, fractures, and injuries in the wrist region can be assessed with attention to detail and diagnosed with the help of an MRI of the wrist. The wrist contains a combination of various tiny bones, tendons, muscles, vessels, etc. A normal wrist MRI shows the distal part of the radial and ulnar bones, proximal part of the metacarpals, joint space, synovia, proximal and distal carpal row, palmar and dorsal radiocarpal ligaments, proximal and distal carpal interosseous ligaments, midcarpal ligaments, ulnocarpal ligaments, distal radioulnar joints, extensor compartments and tendons, thenar and hypothenar muscles and soft tissues, carpal tunnel, and flexor tendons.
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Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Better late than never. Go for compression wrap (active type or elastic wrist splint). Rest your wrist.
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