Edward Diao, MD

hand; wrist; Accuracy of Detecting Screw Penetration of the Radiocarpal Joint Following Volar Plating Using Plain Radiographs Versus Computed Tomography; Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome; Closed Sagittal Band Injury Due to Low Energy Trauma; The American Journal of Orthopedics; August 2012 Issuehand; wrist; Accuracy of Detecting Screw Penetration of the Radiocarpal Joint Following Volar Plating Using Plain Radiographs Versus Computed Tomography; Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome; Closed Sagittal Band Injury Due to Low Energy Trauma; The American Journal of Orthopedics; August 2012 Issue

hand; wrist; Accuracy of Detecting Screw Penetration of the Radiocarpal Joint Following Volar Plating Using Plain Radiographs Versus Computed Tomography; Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome; Closed Sagittal Band Injury Due to Low Energy Trauma; The American Journal of Orthopedics; August 2012 Issuehand; wrist; Accuracy of Detecting Screw Penetration of the Radiocarpal Joint Following Volar Plating Using Plain Radiographs Versus Computed Tomography; Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome; Closed Sagittal Band Injury Due to Low Energy Trauma; The American Journal of Orthopedics; August 2012 Issue

hand; wrist; Accuracy of Detecting Screw Penetration of the Radiocarpal Joint Following Volar Plating Using Plain Radiographs Versus Computed Tomography; Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome; Closed Sagittal Band Injury Due to Low Energy Trauma; The American Journal of Orthopedics; August 2012 Issuehand; wrist; Accuracy of Detecting Screw Penetration of the Radiocarpal Joint Following Volar Plating Using Plain Radiographs Versus Computed Tomography; Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome; Closed Sagittal Band Injury Due to Low Energy Trauma; The American Journal of Orthopedics; August 2012 Issue