| The proximal radioulnar joint facilitates rotation during supination and pronation. |
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| To assess distal radioulnar joint instability, actual CT scans in neutral and pronation and supination are recommended. |
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| The technique was later modified by Morrey and coworkers in 1985 as there was a risk of radioulnar synostosis involved with the ulnar stripping. |
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| The examination site was 8 cm and set to encompass radioulnar, radiocarpal, midcarpal, and proximal metacarpal heads. |
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| Unfortunately, there have been subsequent reports of patients developing radioulnar synostosis following this procedure. |
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| The physician's hand grasps the patient's wrist just proximal to the styloid processes to stabilize the distal radioulnar joint. |
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| The arthritic distal radioulnar joint is a difficult problem. |
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