Capitate sliding osteotomy combined with lunocapitate fusion for stage II/III scaphoid non-union advanced collapse - Takeaways - MDSpire

Capitate sliding osteotomy combined with lunocapitate fusion for stage II/III scaphoid non-union advanced collapse

  • By

  • Shuang Yang

  • Yu Si

  • Fei Xiang

  • Can Ming Zhong

  • Ainizier Yalikun

  • Yue Qi Zhang

  • Li Li

  • May 29, 2026

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    Lunocapitate fusion is the most common surgical method for stage II/III scaphoid non-union advanced collapse, but faces challenges like low fusion rates.

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    This study analyzed outcomes of capitate sliding osteotomy combined with lunocapitate fusion versus lunocapitate fusion alone over a follow-up period of 24 months.

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    The treatment group showed significant improvements in DASH scores, VAS pain scores, wrist ROM, and grip strength compared to the control group.

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    All patients in the treatment group achieved solid fusion, indicating the effectiveness of the combined surgical approach.

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    The combination technique may enhance fusion rates and functional outcomes, suggesting a potential advancement in treating stage II/III SNAC.

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