Titlebook: Elbow Arthroscopy; Luigi Adriano Pederzini Book 2013 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2013 Elbow anatomy.Elbow pathol

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ange of conditions.Identifies potential complications and hoThis book, which derives from an initiative of the Education Committee of The International Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (ISAKOS), addresses all aspects of elbow arthroscopy. Anatomy is thoroughly int

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Anatomy and Portals,the ulnar nerve most likely to be involved. The risk increased in complex cases, such as in rheumatoid arthritis and capsular releases. A sound working knowledge of the neurovascular anatomy of the elbow and good technique is essential to performing elbow arthroscopy safely.

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Book 2013s Medicine (ISAKOS), addresses all aspects of elbow arthroscopy. Anatomy is thoroughly introduced, referencing safe portals and describing techniques to minimize risk of complications. Subsequent chapters focus on the use of arthroscopy in a range of conditions, including osteochondritis dissecans,

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Anatomy and Portals, with relative ease, however it was Andrews and Carson’s paper in 1985, Morrey’s lectures in 1986 and further Poehling’s paper in 1989 that captured the attention of the orthopaedic community. A report of 473 cases, demonstrated that all major and cutaneous nerves around the elbow are at risk, with

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Arthroscopic Technique,itions. This chapter reviews the different options available for patient anesthesia and positioning, as well as the general set-up and instrumentation required for elbow arthroscopy. A systematic approach to diagnostic arthroscopy of the elbow and arthroscopic anatomy are also discussed.

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Osteochondritis Dissecans Lesions and Loose Bodies of the Elbow,ons typically occur in the capitellum of the dominant upper extremity. These injuries typically occur in adolescent baseball players and gymnasts, likely due to the repetitive overhead activity and upper extremity weight bearing performed in these sports [2–5].

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