Bilateral Scaphoid Fractures: A Systematic Literature Review

Author:

D’Itri Lorenzo1ORCID,Gattuso Maria Serena1ORCID,Cobisi Claudio Domenico1,Ferruzza Massimo1,Lucenti Ludovico1ORCID,Camarda Lawrence1

Affiliation:

1. Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, University of Palermo, 90133 Palermo, Italy

Abstract

Bilateral scaphoid fractures are rare lesions, warranting a review to synthesize current knowledge, identify gaps, and suggest research directions. Two authors, adhering to PRISMA guidelines, in January 2024 identified 16 case reports (1976–2023). Data extraction included demographics, injury mechanisms, associated injuries, fracture sites, treatments, and outcomes. Among 121 initial outcomes, 16 articles met the criteria, predominantly affecting young people (93.75% males, mean age 22 years). High-energy traumas (75%) often caused associated wrist injuries (68.75%). Most fractures required surgical intervention (68.75%), primarily headless compression screws. Bilateral scaphoid fractures, which are rare but associated with high-energy traumas, commonly involve wrist injuries. Surgical management is often necessary, yielding better outcomes with fewer complications. Further research is essential to understand the epidemiology, optimal management, and long-term results. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are crucial for preventing complications and ensuring favorable patient outcomes.

Publisher

MDPI AG

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