1992
DOI: 10.1016/0749-8063(92)90038-d
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Anatomic and biomechanical analysis of the arthroscopic wafer procedure

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“…The wafer resection seems to successfully unload the ulnocarpal joint in ulnar neutral and positive wrists, although slightly less effectively at increased positive variance [13]. Wnorowski et al [18] confirmed an arthroscopically performed wafer resection also decreases the load across the ulnocarpal joint.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…The wafer resection seems to successfully unload the ulnocarpal joint in ulnar neutral and positive wrists, although slightly less effectively at increased positive variance [13]. Wnorowski et al [18] confirmed an arthroscopically performed wafer resection also decreases the load across the ulnocarpal joint.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…In a biomechanical study, excision of 3 mm of subcondylar bone decreased the force transmitted across the ulnar head by 50%; further bone resection did little to decrease this force further. 38 The goal is to resect sufficient ulna to produce a 2-mm negative ulnar variance (Fig. 12).…”
Section: Type Ii: Degenerative Tfcc Lesions (Ulnocarpal Impaction Dynmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Un segundo tratamiento es la intervención del «wafer», en el que se resecan , de forma abierta o por artroscopia, los 2-4 mm de la cabeza cubital 28,44,45 . Esta técnica está recomendada en pacientes con impactación cubito-carpiana, Posibles complicaciones incluyen una inadecuada resección del cúbito y tendinitis del extensor cubital de la muñeca y su ruptura.…”
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