AANA19 Wrist & Elbow Access Pass-Wrist Arthroscopy for Dummies-Dr. David R. Steinberg, M.D.

Wrist Arthroscopy for Dummies-Dr. David R. Steinberg, M.D.

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Video Summary

The video is a talk given by a hand surgeon about wrist arthroscopy. The speaker explains that the wrist is a smaller joint with three distinct joints, and discusses the importance of being aware of the various ligaments and arterial anatomy when performing wrist arthroscopy. The speaker mentions that wrist arthroscopy is used to treat chronic wrist pain, synovitis, scapholunate and lunar traquitral tears, TFCC injuries, fractures, ganglia, arthrofibrosis, and other conditions. The speaker also explains the different arthroscopic portals used, the instruments and equipment used, and provides examples of normal and pathological wrist joint images. The speaker concludes by mentioning the importance of preparation and attending courses to become proficient in wrist arthroscopy. (No credits given)

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Concurrent Scientific Session II: Wrist and Elbow 5.3.2019

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Concept Wrist Anatomy

Concept Wrist Arthroscopy Indications

Concept Radiocarpal Joint

Concept Midcarpal Joint

Concept Distal Radioulnar Joint

Keywords

wrist arthroscopy

ligaments

TFCC injuries

arthrofibrosis

preparation

Wrist Anatomy

Wrist Arthroscopy Indications

Radiocarpal Joint

Midcarpal Joint

Distal Radioulnar Joint