Carpal Ligament Surgery: Before Arthritis

309 Pages·2013·11.54 MB·English

by  V. Feipel (auth.)

Emmanuel Camus
Luc Van Overstraeten
Editors
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Before Arthritis
Carpal Ligament Surgery

Emmanuel Camus (cid:129) Luc Van Overstraeten
Editors
Carpal Ligament Surgery
Before Arthritis
Editors
Emmanuel Camus Luc Van Overstraeten
Hand Surgery Unit Hand Surgery Unit
SELARL Chirurgie de la Main HFSU
Polyclinique du Val de Sambre Tournai
Maubeuge Belgium
France
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Video Contents
Recorded at the
Franco Belgian Congress: Carpal Ligament Surgery
With French and Belgian Hand Groups
Tournai – Belgium 2009 April 17th–18th
English Audio Translation
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Communications of the Techniques Session
1. Ligament Debridement – Pinning L. Van Overstraeten. Tournai – Belgium
2. Technique of Repair of Scapholunate Ligament C. Rizzo. Lyon – France
by Arthrotomy (Taleisnik’s Technique)
3. Discussion about Debridement and Taleisnik’s
Procedure
4. Treatment of Chronic Scapholunate Lesions. Ch. Mathoulin. Paris – France
Arthroscopic Dorsal Capsulodesis
5. Treatment of Scapholunate Instabilities by L. Van Overstraeten. Tournai – Belgium
Blatt’s Capsulodesis
6. Berger’s Capsulodesis with Dorsal Intercarpal N. Dréant. Nice – France
Ligament in Chronic Scapholunate Instability
7. Viegas’ Dorsal Carpal Capsulodesis E. Camus. Maubeuge – France
8. Capsulofi brodesis, a New Procedure in the O. Delattre. Fort de France – France
Treatment of Scapholunate Dissociation
9. Discussion about Treatement of Chronic
Scapholunate Lesions – Arthroscopic Dorsal
Capsulodesis – Blatt – Berger – Viegas –
Capsulofi brodesis
10. Brunelli’s Tenodesis F. Schuind. Bruxelles – Belgium
11. My Preference for the Treatment of Chronic J.K. Stanley. London – Great Britain
Reducible Scapholunate Dissociation
12. Tenodesis 3LT L. De Smet. Leuven – Belgium
13. Treatment of Chronic Scapholunate Lesions. Ch. Mathoulin. Paris – France
ECRB Ligamentplasty
14. Scapholunate Ligament Reconstruction Using a J. Goubau. Brugge – Belgium
Bone–Tissue–Bone Graft
15. Reduction and Association of the Scaphoid and J. Goubau. Brugge – Belgium
Lunate (RASL)
16. Chronic Luno Triquetral Ligament Injuries. L. De Smet. Leuven – Belgium
Arthrodesis vs. Capsulodesis
17. Scaphocapitate Arthrodesis F. Deletang. Orléans – France
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Cadaver Workshops
18. Berger’s Capsulodesis N. Dréant. Nice – France
19. Brunelli’s Ligamentplasty F. Schuind. Bruxelles – Belgium
20. 3LT J.K. Stanley. London – Great Britain
21. Taleisnik C. Rizzo. Lyon – France
22. Viegas’ Capsulodesis E. Camus. Maubeuge – France
23. Bone – Tissue-Bone Plasty J. Goubau. Brugge – Belgium
24. Conclusion of the Franco-Belgium Congress 2009
Foreword
Ligamentous Surgery of the Wrist by Emmanuel Camus and Luc Van Overstraeten
is an ambitious undertaking. It begins with a detailed discussion of the ligamentous
anatomy, followed by chapters on wrist biomechanics and pathomechanics. Two
chapters on wrist imaging thoroughly cover the standard imaging modalities includ-
ing x-ray/CT/arthrography and ultrasound followed by an eloquent chapter devoted
to MRI of normal and pathological wrist ligament anatomy. The methodology of a
standard diagnostic arthroscopy is well covered by a master in the fi eld, followed by
two more in-depth chapters on its applications in the arthroscopic diagnosis and
treatment of scapholunate instability. This includes a detailed description of a novel
arthroscopic capsulodesis procedure. Open treatment methods of acute and chronic
tears are well covered and include chapters on open repair, two methods of dorsal
capsulodesis, tendon graft reconstruction including the Brunelli capsulodesis and
tri-ligament tenodesis, bone ligament bone reconstruction, the RASL procedure as
well as a new concept of capsulo fi brodesis. Treatment of lunotriquetral ligament
injuries through arthrodesis or capsulodesis is also covered in addition to additional
chapters on midcarpal instability, axial dislocations and the emerging approach of
arthroscopic treatment of perilunate dislocations. The book is replete with clinical
examples of wrist ligament injuries and treatment. Few books have covered all
aspects of wrist instability in such a comprehensive manner. The authors should be
congratulated for their organized and in-depth approach to an often confusing sub-
ject. For students of the wrist and its disorders, this book is a must have.
David J. Slutsky, M.D., F.R.C.S (C)
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