Aims. A conventional arthroscopic capsuloligamentous repair is a reliable surgical solution in most patients with
Introduction and Objective.
The pattern of injury to the carpal ligaments following wrist trauma is unclear. Different imaging techniques often prove inconclusive rendering the diagnosis difficult and hence the treatment controversial. This study aimed to observe and evaluate the differences in
Aims. The purpose was to evaluate early clinical, patient-reported, and radiological outcomes of the
Introduction. The human wrist is a highly complex joint, offering extensive motion across various planes. This study investigates
There is currently no commercially available and clinically successful treatment for
Aims: To evaluate the role of Blatt’s capsulodesis and
The natural history of
Chauffeur fractures or isolated radial styloid fractures (IRSF) are known to be associated with
Aim. To evaluate the correlation between the clinical Kirk Watson test and arthroscopic Geissler classification in
Aim: To evaluate the functional and radiographic results of dorsal capsulodesis in predynamic and dynamic
A consecutive series of 100 cases of wrist injury, other than those referred with a radial fracture, have been reviewed to determine the incidence of acute
Purpose. Although multiple surgical options exist for chronic static
INTRODUCTION.
Purpose: The mechanical behavior of human
The purpose of this study was to assess the clinical
and radiological outcomes of dorsal intercarpal ligament capsulodesis
for the treatment of static
The treatment of
We present an anatomical study and the description of a new surgical technique for the arthroscopic treatment of
Proximal Row Carpectomy (PRO has been used as an alternative treatment for advanced radiocarpal arthrosis and carpal collapse. Its use has been recommended for Kienbock’s disease, chronic scaphoid nonunion and
One hundred and sixty-two patients with a diagnosis of