The hook of hamate is a prominent bony projection on the ulnar side of the wrist’s hamate bone, situated at the distal carpal row (1). It serves as an attachment for ligaments and flexor tendons, and defines part of Guyon’s canal. Fractures of this hook are uncommon, yet significant, primarily affecting athletes and individuals using gripping equipment like bats, clubs, and rackets. Due to subtle … Continue reading Hook of Hamate Fracture