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2022 ASSH CME Webinar: What Do I Do Now? The Initi ...
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The 2022 ASSH CME Webinar on wrist surgery discussed various topics related to wrist surgery. The webinar aimed to provide guidance on managing patients whose symptoms were not alleviated following their initial wrist surgery. The panelists focused on conditions such as DRUJ instability after distal radius fracture and persistent pain following thumb arthroplasty.<br /><br />One of the sessions addressed DRUJ (distal radioulnar joint) instability after distal radius ORIF (open reduction internal fixation). The panelists discussed the anatomy of the wrist and the various stabilizing structures. They also highlighted the importance of an accurate diagnosis and assessment of DRUJ stability through clinical evaluation and radiographic assessment. Treatment options for DRUJ instability were discussed, including both conservative and surgical approaches.<br /><br />Another session focused on persistent pain after basal joint arthroplasty surgery. The panelists discussed the prevalence of CMC (carpometacarpal) arthritis and its impact on hand function. They discussed the pathophysiology of CMC arthritis and various treatment options, including non-surgical conservative approaches and surgical options such as trapezial sparing procedures and trapezial sacrificing procedures. The panelists highlighted the importance of considering patient factors, expectations, and current literature when choosing the appropriate treatment option.<br /><br />Overall, the webinar provided valuable insights into the management of wrist surgery complications and offered evidence-based recommendations for revision surgery and alternative treatment options. The sessions emphasized the importance of accurate diagnosis, patient-specific considerations, and comprehensive treatment planning for optimal patient outcomes.
Keywords
wrist surgery
DRUJ instability
distal radius fracture
persistent pain
thumb arthroplasty
CMC arthritis
treatment options
surgical approaches
conservative approaches
revision surgery
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