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Fig. 2. —21-year-old woman with acute trauma of wrist and moderate suspicion of scaphoid fracture. Longitudinal sonograms show scaphoid with wrist in ulnar deviation. Hemarthrosis is defined as compressible and diffuse collection at level of scaphoid.