77th ASSH Annual Meeting - Back to Basics: Practice and Education-IC18: Elbow Arthroscopy is Actually REALLY Useful...How to Get There (Safely) (AM22)

IC18: Elbow Arthroscopy is Actually REALLY Useful...How to Get There (Safely) (AM22)

Video Transcription

Video Summary

The video transcript is a presentation on elbow arthroscopy given by Dr. Mark Cohen and Dr. Graham King. They discuss the importance of proper positioning and portal placement to ensure safety and efficiency during the procedure. They emphasize the use of retractors and the needle and knife technique to establish clear and easy access portals. The speakers also provide tips for handling specific cases such as lateral epicondylitis and OCD lesions. Dr. Cohen mentions the use of RF for tennis elbow release, while Dr. King prefers a simpler release of the ECRB tendon. Overall, the speakers stress the importance of careful planning and preparation to minimize the risk of complications during elbow arthroscopy. The presentation is geared towards surgeons who are experienced with arthroscopy and looking to expand their skill set in elbow arthroscopy.

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Session Tracks Shoulder/Elbow

Session Tracks Arthroscopy

Speaker Mark E. Baratz, MD

Speaker Michael R. Hausman, MD

Speaker Rick F. Papandrea, MD

Keywords

elbow arthroscopy

portal placement

safety

retractors

access portals

lateral epicondylitis

OCD lesions

complications