Definition The TFCC (triangular fibrocartilaginous complex) is a cartilage-like structure located in the wrist. The TFCC mainly forms the connection between the ulna and the first row of carpal bones. However, it is also partially located between the ends of the ulna and the radius and covers a small portion of the joint between the … The TFCC lesion
The accompanying symptoms The symptoms, which are mainly caused by a TFCC lesion, are pain and a restriction of movement in the wrist. The pain may occur at rest, but is usually increased when the wrist is moved. Since the TFCC is mainly located between the ulna and the carpal bones, especially the lateral movement … The accompanying symptoms | The TFCC lesion
The treatment options Conservative treatment of the TFCC lesion usually consists of immobilising the wrist first with a splint and later with an orthosis. This allows the TFCC to regenerate and small defects can be repaired by the body. At the same time, cautious physiotherapy should be started so that immobilization does not cause any … The treatment options | The TFCC lesion
