A Very Rare Fracture: Isolated Fresh Lunate Fracture

Lunate fractures are rare and usually occur together with other fractures, dislocations, or ligament disruptions. We want to report an acute fresh isolated lunate fracture without additional ligamentous injury fixated early surgical intervention. A 23-year-old right-hand-dominated male patient was admitted our hospital after falling from 1.5-meter ladder over right hand’s palmar face. Standard radiographs diagnosed a displaced fracture. In the intraoperative evaluation, it observed that there only dislocation, no lesion carpal bone pathology. Fracture fixed headless cannulated screw. Radiographs showed bony union at 6-week follow-up. There evidence for Kienböck’s disease 6 months surgery. Case regarding results in clinical success intervention developing avascular necrosis as is extremely rare. conclusion, satisfying can be obtained these patients careful