Ajeesh Sankaran, R Ravindra Bharathi, S Raja Sabapathy
Indian Journal of Plastic Surgery 2016 49(3):403-405
Distal interphalangeal joint dislocations are only rarely complex and irreducible. We present a case and illustrate our approach to management of this problem. Open reduction is necessary, and preferred approach is volar. It is imperative to identify the injured soft tissue and repair them as is feasible.
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