X-ray imaging findings: the left lower ulnar joint of the wrist widened, the distal end of the lateral ulna moved backward obviously, and no exact fracture was found in each bone. Ask experts for help

X-ray imaging findings: the left lower ulnar joint of the wrist widened, the distal end of the lateral ulna moved backward obviously, and no exact fracture was found in each bone. Ask experts for help. Distal radioulnar joint subluxation, wrist immobilization for two weeks, let ligament recovery.

No exact fracture phenomenon was found in each bone. The injury is not serious, "the distal end of ulna in lateral position moves backward obviously", which is related to the angle of the photo. The little finger does not move, the thumb moves outward a little, and the distal end of the ulna moves backward, which will show less.

Personally, I think the wrist function can basically return to normal without surgery.