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Table 1 Key radiological measurements of the SLAC wrist pathological terms

From: Scapholunate advanced collapse: a pictorial review

Scapholunate diastasis (PA radiograph)

Rotary subluxation of the scaphoid (lateral radiograph)

Dorsal intercalated segment instability (DISI) (lateral radiograph)

1. Scapholunate interval >4 mm (2–4 mm is suspected scapholunate diastasis)

1. Scapholunate angle >60–80° (scaphoid tilted volarly)

1. Scapholunate angle >80° (60–80° is suspected DISI; lunate tilted dorsally)

2. Radioscaphoid angle >60°

2. Radiolunate angle >10°

3. Capitolunate angle >30°