Musculoskeletal problems of the wrist and hand laboratory findings

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Laboratory Findings

Aspiration

• Wrist joint
  • If infection or inflammatory or crystal-induced arthritis suspected
• Dorsal ganglion
  • Confirms diagnosis (thick, clear, gelatinous fluid)