Introduction
traumatic tear, TFCC, TFCC injuries, shock, pain, pronation, supination, weakness, grip weakness
DEGENERATIVE, COMPLICATIONS, SHOCK
The triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) is the most important stabilizer of the distal radioulnar joint and act as a shock absorber across the ulnocarpal joint [When movements of wrist rotation occur, TFCC injury usually leads to a patient complaint of activity-related ulnar-sided wrist pain, which may also be accompanied by grip weakness, instability, clicking at presentation, and weakness in pronation and supination [The Palmer classification system, the most widely used scheme, classifies TFCC injuries into type I (traumatic tear) and type II (degenerative tear) according to the location and chronicity of the tear [Here, we report an arthroscopic repair technique for the treatment of Palmer type 1B Atzei class 1 TFCC tears. This technique could be used to suture the TFCC tissue without the capsule and subcutaneous tissue and could preserve the normal biomechanics of the meniscus during motion and reduce complications.