Wrist arthroscopy techniques

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In the past five years, wrist arthroscopy has emerged as the third most common arthroscopic procedure, following knee and shoulder surgeries. This method has significantly evolved, enhancing our understanding of disease mechanisms and applications. Authored by a leading expert in hand and wrist surgery, this second edition serves as a step-by-step, anatomically illustrated manual that incorporates the latest concepts in the field, now featuring 200 short videos that complement each illustration. The book begins with an introduction to instrumentation and techniques, highlighting how an arthroscope allows for precise visualization and analysis of the wrist's internal structure. Each chapter offers a detailed procedural guide from incision to closure, supported by expertly drawn illustrations. The author shares clinical insights and comprehensive explanations for treating conditions such as ligament tears, complex fractures, ganglia, advanced arthritis, and fibrocartilage tears. It covers indications, risks, special precautions, and postoperative care. Noteworthy features include 200 videos detailing all procedures, meticulous anatomical explanations, multiple surgical approaches, coverage of new minimally invasive techniques, and analyses of postoperative outcomes. This resource is essential for both seasoned surgeons and advanced fellows, making it a vital tool for mastering state-of-the-art arthroscopic techniques.