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Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, 1995
Major advancement in arthroscopic equipment and techniques has extended the ability of large joint arthroscopy to be performed in smaller joints. Although wrist arthroscopy is performed in small numbers, the same advantages are afforded as in large joint procedures.
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Major advancement in arthroscopic equipment and techniques has extended the ability of large joint arthroscopy to be performed in smaller joints. Although wrist arthroscopy is performed in small numbers, the same advantages are afforded as in large joint procedures.
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1986
For arthroscopy of the elbow to be safe and effective, the arthroscopist must develop a systematic and reproducible arthroscopic examination technique. We believe that the technique and the identification of anatomic structures described in this article provide a safe and reliable means of performing this procedure. Attention to detail, especially when
J R, Andrews +2 more
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For arthroscopy of the elbow to be safe and effective, the arthroscopist must develop a systematic and reproducible arthroscopic examination technique. We believe that the technique and the identification of anatomic structures described in this article provide a safe and reliable means of performing this procedure. Attention to detail, especially when
J R, Andrews +2 more
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International Orthopaedics, 1984
With appropriate instrumentation it is now possible to follow a diagnostic arthroscopy with a definitive surgical procedure. Arthroscopic surgery has become an established technique in many centres of the world and in most instances, is done on an out-patient basis. Partial meniscectomy and other operative procedures involve either two or three portals
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With appropriate instrumentation it is now possible to follow a diagnostic arthroscopy with a definitive surgical procedure. Arthroscopic surgery has become an established technique in many centres of the world and in most instances, is done on an out-patient basis. Partial meniscectomy and other operative procedures involve either two or three portals
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Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2008
Arthroscopy of the elbow was originally considered to be an unsafe procedure because of the small size of the elbow joint capsule and its proximity to several crucial neurovascular structures. Over the past decade, however, the procedure has become safer and more effective. These improvements can be attributed to a better understanding of elbow anatomy
Christopher C, Dodson +3 more
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Arthroscopy of the elbow was originally considered to be an unsafe procedure because of the small size of the elbow joint capsule and its proximity to several crucial neurovascular structures. Over the past decade, however, the procedure has become safer and more effective. These improvements can be attributed to a better understanding of elbow anatomy
Christopher C, Dodson +3 more
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Arthroscopy, 1992
Abstract Electrosurgery using high‐frequency (HF) technique in arthroscopic operations has been used routinely in our hospital for 8 years. Main indications are meniscal resections, lateral release, plica cutting, and arthrolysis. The main instrument is a hook, which is insulated up to the tip and also cuts meniscal tissue.
J, Krämer +3 more
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Abstract Electrosurgery using high‐frequency (HF) technique in arthroscopic operations has been used routinely in our hospital for 8 years. Main indications are meniscal resections, lateral release, plica cutting, and arthrolysis. The main instrument is a hook, which is insulated up to the tip and also cuts meniscal tissue.
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1995
Arthroscopy has become an established part of orthopaedic surgery but arthroscopy of the hip is new. It is being increasingly performed in the USA and Japan, and its use now in the UK has highlighted its advantages in the treatment of many diverse orthopaedic conditions.
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Arthroscopy has become an established part of orthopaedic surgery but arthroscopy of the hip is new. It is being increasingly performed in the USA and Japan, and its use now in the UK has highlighted its advantages in the treatment of many diverse orthopaedic conditions.
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Orthopaedic Nursing, 1996
Shoulder arthroscopy is a well-established surgical procedure. Arthroscopy is used to confirm clinical diagnosis, establish details of shoulder pathology, perform surgical procedures relative to pathology, and plan for subsequent management. Anatomy and pathology of the shoulder, holmium laser applications, advantages and complications, and ...
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Shoulder arthroscopy is a well-established surgical procedure. Arthroscopy is used to confirm clinical diagnosis, establish details of shoulder pathology, perform surgical procedures relative to pathology, and plan for subsequent management. Anatomy and pathology of the shoulder, holmium laser applications, advantages and complications, and ...
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1978
Arthroscopy of the knee is an essential diagnostic aid for difficult knee problems. It is safe and is indicated especially in the problem knee of adolescents, where it is most undesirable to remove a normal cartilage; in litigation cases; in the post‐surgery knee problem; in planning surgical procedures; and in surgery on professional sportsmen.
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Arthroscopy of the knee is an essential diagnostic aid for difficult knee problems. It is safe and is indicated especially in the problem knee of adolescents, where it is most undesirable to remove a normal cartilage; in litigation cases; in the post‐surgery knee problem; in planning surgical procedures; and in surgery on professional sportsmen.
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1976
Two hundred and twenty-one consecutive arthroscopic examinations of the knee are reviewed to establish diagnostic accuracy based on subsequent arthrotomy and the clinical course in the absence of arthrotomy. One hundred and nine knees showed an arthroscopic accuracy of 89.9 per cent at subsequent arthrotomy.
J B, McGinty, P A, Freedman
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Two hundred and twenty-one consecutive arthroscopic examinations of the knee are reviewed to establish diagnostic accuracy based on subsequent arthrotomy and the clinical course in the absence of arthrotomy. One hundred and nine knees showed an arthroscopic accuracy of 89.9 per cent at subsequent arthrotomy.
J B, McGinty, P A, Freedman
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1987
This article describes the surgical technique of arthroscopy of the ankle and the indications for its use. In addition to describing the common anterolateral and anteromedial arthroscopic portals, a discussion is also given regarding portal anatomy of ankle arthroscopy and the various neurovascular structures that lie in close proximity to the ...
W G, Carson, J R, Andrews
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This article describes the surgical technique of arthroscopy of the ankle and the indications for its use. In addition to describing the common anterolateral and anteromedial arthroscopic portals, a discussion is also given regarding portal anatomy of ankle arthroscopy and the various neurovascular structures that lie in close proximity to the ...
W G, Carson, J R, Andrews
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