If your injury does not appear on an X-ray and your provider suspects a scaphoid fracture, they may order an MRI. Sometimes, scaphoid fractures are easier to see on an MRI. Getting an MRI can help ...

A scaphoid fracture is one of the most common of wrist injuries, especially among sportsmen and women. The bone is shaped like a cashew nut and connects the thumb to the wrist, acting like a ball ...