SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR RECURRENT DISLOCATION

extensor carpi ulnaris tendon were treated with d each had a satisfactory result. We found three ype A: the fibro-osseous sheath ruptured ulnarly 5). These were treated by reconstruction of the Type B: the fibro-osseous sheath ruptured radially th the tendon (n 3). These were treated by direct achment of the periosteum from the ulnar side of ath formed a false pouch into which the tendon reattachment of the periosteum. Volume, 2001) 26B: 6: 556–559 an age range of 19–40 years. Eight of the injuries were ulnaris tendon in an ulnar and palmar direction was confirmed with the forearm in supination and the wrist in flexion. The fibro-osseous sheath was found to be tornsustained during sporting activities (three playing tennis, three playing golf and two playing volley ball). Thre