"relations: dorsal radioulnar ligament"
"location: extending from the anterior margin of the ulnar notch at the distal radius to the anterior portion of the head of the ulna"
"blood supply: palmar and dorsal branches of the anterior interosseous artery"
"innervation: anterior and posterior interosseous nerve"
"relations: dorsal radioulnar ligament"
"Galeazzi fracture-dislocation"
"Essex-Lopresti fracture-dislocation"
"Along with the dorsal radioulnar ligament, the volar radioulnar ligament forms the primary soft tissue stabilisers of the distal radioulnar joint 1. There are deep and superficial divisions of the volar radioulnar ligament which attach into the fovea and ulnar styloid respectively 2."
"The general blood supply to the distal radioulnar joint is via the palmar and dorsal branches of the anterior interosseous artery 4. At the proximal border of the pronator quadratus these branches arborize to supply the capsule as well as the palmar, medial and dorsal sides of the articular disc while the central portion of the disc is avascular 4."