A 68-year-old female slipped in the shower, falling onto her outstretched hand and injuring her left wrist. She was found to have obvious swelling and deformity of the right wrist with limited range of motion. The diagnosis was a distal radius fracture with dislocation of the radiocarpal joint. Treatment would involve pain control, closed reduction of the fracture under sedation, and consultation with orthopedics as non-operative treatment often fails for this type of injury.