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‘Sterilization’ of arthroscopes and laparoscopes
Journal of Hospital Infection, 1992Recent correspondence in the Journallm3 indicates that the decontamination of arthroscopes and laparoscopes is still a problem. They penetrate skin and are therefore classified as ‘high risk’ or ‘critical’ items and should be sterilized.4,5 Autoclaving is the optimal process, but many instruments, particularly the telescopes, are damaged by exposure to
G A, Ayliffe, J R, Babb, C R, Bradley
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Chirurgie de la main, 2007
The radial styloidectomy is a symptomatic treatment of the radio scaphoïdal impingement. Famous many years ago for the treatment of post-traumatic arthritis of the wrist (SLAC, SNAC wrist) this procedure has been progressively abandoned. The miniaturization of the wrist's arthroscopical tools allows stiloidectomy under arthroscopy.
M, Levadoux, J M, Cognet
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The radial styloidectomy is a symptomatic treatment of the radio scaphoïdal impingement. Famous many years ago for the treatment of post-traumatic arthritis of the wrist (SLAC, SNAC wrist) this procedure has been progressively abandoned. The miniaturization of the wrist's arthroscopical tools allows stiloidectomy under arthroscopy.
M, Levadoux, J M, Cognet
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Orthopedics, 1983
ABSTRACT: The arthroscopic appearances of the structures of the knee are described, including instrument approaches and obstacles to visualization.
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ABSTRACT: The arthroscopic appearances of the structures of the knee are described, including instrument approaches and obstacles to visualization.
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Measuring Arthroscopic Outcome
Arthroscopy, 2008Abstract In order to measure and report clinical research results, we require the ability to measure our results, and we label our measurement tools “outcome measures.” Options are many and include clinician‐reported and patient‐reported measures.
James J, Irrgang, James H, Lubowitz
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Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review, 2018
Ankle arthroscopy is a diagnostic and therapeutic surgical procedure which was first attempted on cadavers by Dr Burman in 1931 and first successfully described in patients by Dr Takagi in 1939. Two general approaches to ankle arthroscopy currently exist: (1) anterior ankle arthroscopy and (2) posterior ankle arthroscopy.
Yoshiharu, Shimozono +3 more
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Ankle arthroscopy is a diagnostic and therapeutic surgical procedure which was first attempted on cadavers by Dr Burman in 1931 and first successfully described in patients by Dr Takagi in 1939. Two general approaches to ankle arthroscopy currently exist: (1) anterior ankle arthroscopy and (2) posterior ankle arthroscopy.
Yoshiharu, Shimozono +3 more
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1990
The advent of arthroscopy and advanced arthroscopic techniques has made meniscal repair the preferred approach for many meniscal tears. This article reviews the blood supply of the meniscus and discusses the supporting scientific evidence, decision making, and techniques for meniscal repair.
D E, Cooper, S P, Arnoczky, R F, Warren
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The advent of arthroscopy and advanced arthroscopic techniques has made meniscal repair the preferred approach for many meniscal tears. This article reviews the blood supply of the meniscus and discusses the supporting scientific evidence, decision making, and techniques for meniscal repair.
D E, Cooper, S P, Arnoczky, R F, Warren
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1987
Arthroscopic meniscal repair is a promising new technique for treating peripheral meniscal tears. With proper attention to surgical technique, the repair can be safely performed by any surgeon with moderate arthroscopic skills. We recommend that in all cases the capsule be exposed through a small incision to identify and protect the neurovascular ...
B, Graf, T, Docter, W, Clancy
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Arthroscopic meniscal repair is a promising new technique for treating peripheral meniscal tears. With proper attention to surgical technique, the repair can be safely performed by any surgeon with moderate arthroscopic skills. We recommend that in all cases the capsule be exposed through a small incision to identify and protect the neurovascular ...
B, Graf, T, Docter, W, Clancy
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Arthroscopic meniscectomy in athletes
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1983Twenty arthroscopic meniscectomies were done in 19 patients (mean age 24 years). Twelve medial and eight lateral meniscus lesions were treated. In one patient, both a medial and a lateral meniscus tear were treated at the same time. There were 9 total meniscectomies and 11 partial. All patients were international or national top athletes.
J, Lysholm, J, Gillquist
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Arthroscopy, 1995
Abstract Arthroscopic repairs, such as those for shoulder instability, are commonly performed. However, the failure rate after arthroscopic repair appears to be higher than with open surgery. These failures may relate to the challenge of tying secure knots arthroscopically.
T D, Loutzenheiser +4 more
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Abstract Arthroscopic repairs, such as those for shoulder instability, are commonly performed. However, the failure rate after arthroscopic repair appears to be higher than with open surgery. These failures may relate to the challenge of tying secure knots arthroscopically.
T D, Loutzenheiser +4 more
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The “Arthroscopic impingement test”
Arthroscopy, 1994Summary Arthroscopic acromioplasty is an effective technique to treat refractory impingement syndrome of the shoulder; however, it is a technically demanding procedure and failure due to inadequate acromial resection has been reported.
J J, Warner, S, Kann, L M, Maddox
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