An Atlas of Arthroscopic Techniques
By William R. Beach, T. Duncan Tennent, Richard B. Caspari, John F. Meyers, Terry I. Whipple
Published September 12th 2003 by CRC Press – 200 pages
Published September 12th 2003 by CRC Press – 200 pages
While current advances in arthroscopy have made it the procedure of choice for diagnosing joint injuries and diseases, these same advances have made procedures themselves more complex. Profiling the principle techniques of arthroscopy, Atlas of Arthroscopic Techniques provides visual reinforcement of experience gained in the operating room. A straightforward guidebook, the text explains various procedures and the necessary set-up for proper arthroscopy.
Pioneers in the field, Drs. Beach and Whipple have been instrumental in developing arthroscopic techniques over the last 20 years. Broad in scope, the book covers basic and advanced topics and includes a section on pitfalls and complications for each procedure, and addresses those issues according to anatomy. These features combine to make this book accessible to the novice and useful to the more experienced surgeon.
KNEE ARTHROSCOPY
Introduction
Setup for Knee Arthroscopy
Bilateral Knee Setup
Portal Creation
Normal Knee Arthroscopy
Meniscectomy
Meniscal Repair
Lateral Release
Vastus Medialis Obliques Plication
Plica Excision
Chondroplasty
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY
Introduction
Patient Setup
Portal Creation
Normal Glenhumeral Arthroscopy
Acromiplasty
Distal Clavicle Resection
Superior Labral Anterior Posterior (SLAP) Repair
Rotator Cuff Repair
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair
Instability Surgery
Anterior Stabilization
ELBOW ARTHROSCOPY
Introduction
Patient Setup
Portal Placement
Normal Elbow Arthroscopy
WRIST ARTHROSCOPY
Introduction
Patient Setup
Portal Placement
Normal Wrist Arthroscopy
ANKLE ARTHROSCOPY
Introduction
Patient Setup
Portal Placement
Normal Ankle Arthroscopy
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Description: By William R. Beach, T. Duncan Tennent, Richard B. Caspari, John F. Meyers, Terry I. Whipple. While current advances in arthroscopy have made it the procedure of choice for diagnosing joint injuries and diseases, these same advances have made procedures themselves more complex. Profiling the principle techniques of arthroscopy, Atlas of...
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