Distal oblique bundle of the interosseous membrane of the forearm: surgical anatomy and importance in modern wrist surgery
Abstract
The distal oblique bundle is part of the distal interosseous membrane of the forearm and is treated as a recognized distinct structure since 2009 when it was first reported as DOB. The name was given by Noda et al. in their article «Interosseous membrane of the forearm: an anatomical study of ligament attachment locations», published in March 2009, in «Journal of Hand Surgery (Am.)». The exact definition was the following: «The DOB originated from approximately the distal one sixth area of the ulnar shaft, approximately coinciding with the proximal border of the pronator quadrates muscle, and ran distally toward the distal radioulnar joint. The fibers blended into the capsular tissue of the distal radioulnar joint and eventually the DOB inserted to the inferior rim of the sigmoid notch of the radius. Furthermore, some fibers extended more distally along the anterior and posterior ridges of the sigmoid notch, so the DOB seemed to display continuity with the dorsal and palmar radioulnar ...
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