• Autoimmune and Rare Diseases,  Endocrine and Metabolism

    Kienböck’s disease

    The health of the hands and wrists is essential in our daily lives, as these body parts are constantly in use. The joints and bones of the wrist are incredibly complex structures that allow for fine movements and the exertion of greater forces. However, these complex systems are prone to various diseases and injuries that can affect their functions. Particularly noteworthy is the lunate bone, which is a key element of the wrist. The necrosis of this bone, also known as Kienböck’s disease, can cause serious problems in wrist movement and can also result in pain. The disease most commonly affects young men, and its exact causes are not always…