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Dry Wrist Arthroscopy in the Management of Ulnar Wrist Pain Disorders
Marion Burnier1, Sanjeev Kakar2
1Hand and Upper Extremity Surgical Institute, Clinique du Medipole-Lyon, Villeurbanne, France.
Abstract:
The use of wrist arthroscopy has evolved to being a powerful tool to not only diagnose but also treat wrist disorders. With the improvement in technology and surgical technique, many of the procedures can be done using dry wrist arthroscopy (DWA). DWA can be used to treat a wide spectrum of ulnar wrist disorders. In this article, we aim to highlight some technical pearls as well as show its use to treat common ulnar wrist pain disorders.
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