77th ASSH Annual Meeting - Back to Basics: Practice and Education-SYM11: What Is the Future of Total Wrist Arthroplasty? (AM22)

Video Transcription

Video Summary

The video transcript discusses two patient cases. The first case involves a 49-year-old woman with a distal radius fracture that became unstable and required a revision surgery to stabilize the fracture. The lesson learned from this case is the importance of recognizing fracture patterns at risk for loss of reduction and ensuring proper alignment during surgery. The second case involves a 35-year-old woman with digital ulcers caused by crest syndrome. The patient was treated conservatively with medication and had a good outcome. The lesson learned from this case is the importance of ongoing support and care for patients with complications and obtaining appropriate imaging studies for treatment decisions. Overall, the cases highlight the need for ongoing learning and reflection to improve patient care and outcomes. The video transcript also mentions the challenges and limitations healthcare professionals face in managing complex vascular conditions and emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and support within the medical community.

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Session Tracks Arthritis

Session Tracks Wrist

Speaker Arnold-Peter C. Weiss, MD

Speaker Ingo Schmidt, MD

Speaker Marco Rizzo, MD

Speaker Scott W. Wolfe, MD

Keywords

patient cases

distal radius fracture

revision surgery

fracture stabilization

fracture patterns

loss of reduction

proper alignment

digital ulcers

crest syndrome

conservative treatment

medication

good outcome

ongoing support

complications

imaging studies