3. CHANGE :the golden rule of life So the same here From invasive to less invasive…… & now the pendulum is swinging ….from open to close arthroscopic techniques .
26. ANGLES : right / left, usually with a rotating of jaw mechanism, actually cut at an angle to shaft of the scissors. -useful in detaching difficult to reach meniscal fragments.
47. Distention is essential for arthroscopic viewing as it pushes synovial folds & other soft tissues out of the way in viewing area, expands internal capacity of joint, allowing greater maneuverability of arthroscope, defining proper portal entry points
65. Cricket too …..!!!! Knee injuries Throwing – shoulder injuries
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67. When risk of joint sepsis from a local skin infection.
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70. Now the other side????? Very few Technically demanding Specialized equipments required Needs excellent psychomotor co-ordination ADVANTAGES FAR OUTWEIGH DISADVANTAGES
82. If necessary, other instruments inserted for procedure i.e. repair any damage or remove material that causes symptoms.
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84. Involves use of one or more instruments inserted through separate portals and brought into the optical field of the arthroscope, the tip of the instruments and arthroscope forming apex of a triangle
85. Separates the arthroscope from operating instruments, allowing the viewing arthroscope to be enlarged and increasing the field of view.
86. Improves depth perception, and most significantly permits independent movement of arthroscope & surgical instruments.
91. Loose bodies of bone and/or cartilage: for example, knee, shoulder, elbow, ankle, or wrist
92. Some problems associated with arthritis also can be treated.Most frequent conditions found during arthroscopy meniscal (cartilage) tears, rotator cuff tear