Handgelenkarthroskopie

ZUSAMMENFASSUNG

Die Handgelenkarthroskopie hat in den letzten Jahrzehnten erhebliche Fortschritte in Bezug auf die technische Ausstattung und die therapeutischen Optionen bei zahlreichen karpalen Pathologien gemacht. So wurde die rein diagnostische Arthroskopie als häufigster Eingriff von den verschiedenen therapeutischen Arthroskopien weit in den Hintergrund gedrängt. Synovialektomien, die Entfernung von freien Gelenkkörpern und Handgelenkganglien sowie arthroskopisch assistierte Osteosynthesen und Arthrodesen können heute für den Patienten schonend und erfolgreich arthroskopisch durchgeführt werden.

ABSTRACT

Over the last decades wrist arthroscopy became more powerful triggered by new technologies and surgical procedures. Nowadays arthroscopic carpal synovectomy, removal of free bodies and wrist ganglia as well as arthroscopic assisted osteosynthesis of distal radius fractures and carpal fusions are well defined surgical procedures for carpal pathologies. Most of these procedures can be performed in out-patient settings, which is more cost effective, than traditional open procedures.

Schlüsselwörter

Handgelenkarthroskopie - karpale Arthrodesen - Handgelenkganglion - karpale Synovialektomie - distale Radiusfrakturosteosynthese

Keywords

Wrist arthroscopy - carpal fusions - wrist ganglion - carpal synovectomy - distal radius fracture osteosynthesis

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
02. November 2020

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