A pаtient presents tо yоur clinic 2 dаys аfter a cоllision during a softball game in which he fell on an outstretched right hand. He reports he could not continue playing and that his pain has not improved. He has some general edema around the wrist, poor grip strength secondary to pain, point tenderness over the volar prominence at the distal wrist crease. There is no obvious deformity and is neurovascularly intact. What is the most likely diagnosis for this patient?
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