Abstract
Wrist arthrography is an adjunctive procedure that may be valuable to the clinician. Although it is sensitive to particular abnormalities, it lacks the specificity to completely diagnose a given condition. Information gained by arthrography can be used as supportive evidence, in conjunction with clinical and laboratory findings, to aid in the management of individual patients.
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