This document discusses upper limb arthroscopy of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and trapezio-metacarpal joints. For the shoulder, common indications are rotator cuff pathology and instability. For the elbow, indications include removal of loose bodies, joint debridement, and capsular release. For the wrist, arthroscopy is used for diagnostic purposes, prior to ligament reconstruction to confirm cartilage status, styloidectomy, and joint debridement for TFCC tears. Radial styloidectomy can be performed arthroscopically or openly to relieve pain from impingement of the radial styloid.

1. UPPER LIMB ARTHROSCOPY

2. JOINTSShoulderElbowWristTrapezio-metacarpal

3. SHOULDER Indicationsrotator cuff pathologyinstability

4. SHOULDER

5. SHOULDER

6. ELBOW Indicationsremoval of loose bodyjoint debridementcapsular release

7. WRIST Indicationsdiagnostic toolprior to LWF to confirm cartliage OK styloidectomyjoint debridementTFCC tear

8. WRISTArthroscopicdebridementradial styloidectomy

9. Arthroscopic Debridement

10. Radial Styloidectomy 1

11. Radial Styloidectomy 2May be performed arthroscopically or openUsed to relieve pain caused by impingement of the tip of the radial styloid & malpositioned distal scaphoidSymptomatic relief without formal reconstructive surgery (Does not treat cause of malalignment)

12. OTHER 1ST CMCJ

13. OK ProcedureIngenious operationFenestrate olecranon fossaDebride anterior & posterior osteophytes plus remove LB