Preiser Disease

Etiology: Avascular necrosis of scaphoid bone without known trauma
Imaging Radiograph: Flattening and fragmentation and sclerosis of scaphoid bone
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Radiology Cases of Preiser Disease

Radiology Cases of Preiser Disease and Boxer Fracture

Radiograph of Preiser disease — AP (left) and oblique (right) radiographs of the hand show an angulated fracture of the distal fifth metacarpal bone. The scaphoid bone is also noted to be flattened and sclerotic.