Tonight OF Aaron Judge sustained a chip fracture of the right wrist (ulnar styloid bone). No surgery has been recommended. The Yankees approximate a 3-week time period before Judge can swing a bat ...

The styloid process is a small, pointy bone just below your ear. The stylohyoid ligament connects it to the hyoid bone in your neck. The main symptom of Eagle syndrome is pain usually on one side ...

It was a chip fracture of his ulnar styloid bone, the team said in a statement. He won't need surgery but he won't be able to "swing a bat in a game situation" for about three weeks, the team said.

"What makes this bone so distinct is that the presence of a styloid process, or projection of bone, at the end that connects to the wrist. Until now, this styloid process has been found only in us ...

The Yankees tweeted that Judge’s injury was to his ulnar styloid bone. It’s a small nub at the end of the ulna, one of the two major bones of the forearm. The NIH recommends that wrist ...

The temporal bone is composed of five parts: the squama, the petrous, mastoid, and tympanic parts, as well as the styloid process. These parts attach to muscles involved in chewing and other ...

Stenosing tendovaginitis at the styloid process of the radius is a relatively frequent disease, but despite this fact it is not well known. There have been but few reports of this condition in the ...

Judge broke the ulnar styloid bone in his right wrist July 26 when he was hit by a 94-mph pitch. Initially, the Yankees said he would miss approximately three weeks. More than five weeks later ...

It is typically caused by an unusually long styloid process bone, which is a pointy bone just beneath the ear. Styloidectomy is the primary treatment for Eagle syndrome. The pain caused by Eagle ...

The pain is caused by calcification and hardening of a ligament that connects a pointed piece of bone in the lower part of the skull called the styloid process to the hyoid bone in the neck.