Surgical Novel technique published in JBJS: A New Approach to DIP Joint Fracture Subluxation: Sharing the Technique and a Story of Recovery Dear Colleagues, A cardiologist's hands are essential for mending our hearts and saving lives. But what happens when those hands are injured? Recently, I faced a rare injury—a dorsal fracture subluxation of the DIP joint ( 2 weeks old)—that presented a significant challenge. Traditional treatment options provided limited solutions, which led me to explore alternative approaches. Inspired by techniques used for similar injuries in the PIP joint, I developed a novel method and introduced a "V sign" for the DIP fracture subluxation. I implemented intrafocal pinning and extension block pinning in this case, resulting in encouraging functional outcomes for this specific fracture pattern. I am pleased to share the details of this technique and the positive results observed. I am grateful for the support of my colleagues and the patients who entrusted me with their care. Their willingness to participate has allowed me to explore and refine this approach. Watch the video and read the full article at https://journals.lww.com/jbjscc/abstract/2025/03000/closed_reduction_and_intrafocal_pinning_for.24.aspx?context=latestarticles. I hope this information serves as a useful resource for managing this challenging injury and contributes to ongoing advancements in hand surgery. Sincerely, Dr. J. Terrence Jose Jerome India