Abstract
In this paper we have attempted at proposing a new classification of scapholunate instability that in our opinion can be used in majority of cases with scapholunate complex injury. Incomplete and isolated scapholunate interosseous ligament lesions are of no clinical relevance to SL dissociation or carpal instability. We have concluded that the new classification can be used in all types of SLIL lesions and we are convinced that it will help in choosing the right type of surgery.
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