Abstract
Osteochondritis dissecans is rare in the metacarpal head. To our knowledge, only one previous case report has been published. The initial diagnosis was ulnar collateral instability. Intraoperatively, the osteochondritis lesion was noticed and the loose cartilage flap was removed. The patient was symptom free after surgery.
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