The Role of Wrist Arthroscopy in Avascular Necrosis
INTRODUCTION Although diagnostic arthroscopy of the wrist was first reported by Chen in 1979, it was not until 1986 that Roth and Poehling published a series of cases that served…
INTRODUCTION Although diagnostic arthroscopy of the wrist was first reported by Chen in 1979, it was not until 1986 that Roth and Poehling published a series of cases that served…
Videos corresponding to this chapter are available on DVD and online. INTRODUCTION AND RATIONALE FOR PROCEDURE ∗ I would like to dedicate this chapter to three men who greatly shaped…
Videos corresponding to this chapter are available on DVD and online. INTRODUCTION Wrist arthroscopy has grown steadily from a mostly diagnostic tool to a valuable adjunctive procedure in the treatment…
Videos corresponding to this chapter are available on DVD and online. RATIONALE FOR THE PROCEDURE Basal thumb arthritis may involve one or both of the trapeziometacarpal (TM) or scaphotrapeziotrapezoid (STT)…
INTRODUCTION Carpal fractures were originally thought to be relatively uncommon in children, but there has been an increasing recognition of such injuries over the past decade. However, it is still…
RATIONALE AND BASIC SCIENCE In 1951, Gartland and Werley reported a landmark study on the evaluation of healed Colles’ fractures that emphasized restoration of volar tilt to 11 degrees and…
INTRODUCTION ∗ I dedicate this chapter to all EWAS members (European Wrist Arthroscopy Society) who, for 3 years, without a let-up in their efforts, allowed the creation of one of…
Videos corresponding to this chapter are available on DVD and online. INTRODUCTION ∗ This chapter has been adapted from one previously published in Slutsky DJ, Osterman AL: Fractures and Injuries…
Videos corresponding to this chapter are available on DVD and online. INTRODUCTION Carpal dislocations—recognized or unrecognized, acute or chronic—frequently result in long-term disability and pain. These injuries are rare and…
INTRODUCTION The anatomy of the wrist is closely tied to carpal instability, which is broadly defined as the lack of adequate ligamentous and skeletal support to maintain a wrist stable…