Scaphoid Fractures- Anatomy And Diagnosis: A Systemic Review Of Literature

2010 
Scaphoid fractures are commonly seen in orthopedic practice. An organized and thoughtful approach to diagnosis and treatment can facilitate good outcomes. Anatomical knowledge of the scaphoid is important both for the treatment and prognosis. The blood supply to scaphoid is from distal to proximal pole. Clinical suspicion is of paramount importance. X ray is most important to confirm the diagnosis with aids of MRI and bone scan.
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