Symptoms: There is pain on the dorsal aspect of the wrist as well as restricted movement in the affected wrist. Some minor injuries may have occurred in the past. Considering that it is a progressive disease, it is critical to seek treatment as soon as possible. Treatment: There are various surgical options available. • Radius shortening and radius plating are two options. As a result of this procedure, the lunate bone is less stressed. Pain is alleviated and the results are predictable. • Capitate shortening. If the adjacent ulna is too long, the patient may be a candidate for capitate shortening. • Decompression of the radius. • Intercarpal fusion. • Proximal row carpectomy. It is important to consult a hand specialist doctor. Contact Dr. Pankaj Jindal (hand surgeon in Pune) – at (+91) 98220 31140