La Tunisie medicale · 2009
Technique and indications of elbow arthroscopy. A twelve-cases report.
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Haddad Nawfel, Chebil Mounir, Mili Walid, Hentati Hassen, Khemiri Chakib, Kanoun Mohamed L, Ben Dali Nawfel, Khorbi Adel, Essaddam Hamza
Аннотация
AIM: Describe the technique of the elbow arthroscopy and discuss their indications through a series of 12 cases and a review of the literature.
METHODS: We report a retrospective study of a short series of 12 cases of elbow arthroscopy performed on 4 years. The indications of this technique were loose bodies in 7 cases, parcellar displaced fracture of radial head in 3 cases, fracture of coronoid process in one case and osseous impingement in one case.
RESULTS: We have noted no complications and at a mean follow up of 18 months (6 to 40 months) our results were almost satisfactory.
CONCLUSION: Elbow arthroscopy is an effective but delicate technique. Its indications are not frequent. They are dominated by loose bodies.
METHODS: We report a retrospective study of a short series of 12 cases of elbow arthroscopy performed on 4 years. The indications of this technique were loose bodies in 7 cases, parcellar displaced fracture of radial head in 3 cases, fracture of coronoid process in one case and osseous impingement in one case.
RESULTS: We have noted no complications and at a mean follow up of 18 months (6 to 40 months) our results were almost satisfactory.
CONCLUSION: Elbow arthroscopy is an effective but delicate technique. Its indications are not frequent. They are dominated by loose bodies.