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Fig. 7A —47-year-old man with ulnar-sided wrist pain and no history of
trauma. Coronal T1-weighted fat saturated image (TR/TE, 525/15) (A) and
conventional arthrogram (B) show false-positive noncommunicating tear
(arrow) of ulnar attachment in right wrist. At arthroscopy,
triangular fibrocartilage was considered intact on basis of presence of normal
trampoline effect. During error analysis, hand surgeon agreed tiny lesion
could be missed with arthroscopy.
