Ulnar Impaction Syndrome Treatment Guidelines Handout

With appropriate treatment, most patients can achieve good to excellent outcomes, particularly if the condition is diagnosed early and managed according to the guidelines provided.

MRI is often the preferred method as it provides detailed images of bone and soft tissue, helping to confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment planning.

Ulnar impaction syndrome (UIS) can occur in cases of ulnar negative or neutral variance due to dynamic changes in ulnar variance during certain movements or activities.