Judge’s injury is specifically in his ulnar styloid bone, which is a tad more specific. The ulnar styloid bone is a nub at the end of the ulnar, one of the major bones in the forearm.

Eagle syndrome is a condition that causes pain in the throat and face. It is typically caused by an unusually long styloid process bone, which is a pointy bone just beneath the ear. Styloidectomy ...

CT revealed hypertrophy of the hyoid bone in two cases; In one of the two CT-scanned horses, one fracture of the stylohyoid bone was identified and two fractures of the bone were identified in the ...

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.

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 ...

Scientists have found a new hand bone from a human ancestor who roamed the earth in East Africa approximately 1.42 million years ago. The discovery of this bone is the earliest evidence of a ...

The styloid process is a small, pointy bone just below your ear. The stylohyoid ligament connects it to the hyoid bone in your neck.

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 ...

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge suffered a broken wrist on Thursday after getting hit by a pitch and will miss at least three weeks.

Beard explained that THO is a chronic, bony growth on the stylohyoid bone in the temporohyoid joint associated with the skull and located near the middle ear and guttural pouch, which results in ...

The Yankees announced the outfielder sustained a chip fracture to the ulnar styloid bone in his right wrist. Per the team, surgery is not required, but he is not expected to be cleared to swing a ...