Single-strand repair of EWAS 1 lesion of triangular fibrocartilage complex
Purpose To report the results of our modified technique for repair of the EWAS 1 lesion of triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC). Methods This retrospective case series reviewed 22 consecutive patients with EWAS 1 TFCC tear. Arthroscopic repair was done using our modified double-loop arthroscopic...
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To report the results of our modified technique for repair of the EWAS 1 lesion of triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC).
Methods
This retrospective case series reviewed 22 consecutive patients with EWAS 1 TFCC tear. Arthroscopic repair was done using our modified double-loop arthroscopic outside-in technique which is originally described by Mathoulin and Del Piñal. The repair was performed using single-strand suture and 18-gauge cannula, having three passes through the tear. Follow-ups ranged from 24 to 33 months with an average of 29.3 months. The results were evaluated by the Modified Mayo Wrist Score (MMWS), Visual Analog Score (VAS). In addition, range of motion (ROM) and power grip were compared with the contralateral side.
Results
The mean age was 23 years. The dominant side was affected in 16 wrists. There was postoperative improvement of the all functional outcome measures (MMWS, VAS, ROM, and power grip). All the patients returned to their previous activities with no reported intra- or postoperative complications.
Conclusions
The described outside-in technique is safe and effective technique for repair of EWAS 1 TFCC tear.
Level of evidence
Therapeutic, case series, level IV. |
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To report the results of our modified technique for repair of the EWAS 1 lesion of triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC).
Methods
This retrospective case series reviewed 22 consecutive patients with EWAS 1 TFCC tear. Arthroscopic repair was done using our modified double-loop arthroscopic outside-in technique which is originally described by Mathoulin and Del Piñal. The repair was performed using single-strand suture and 18-gauge cannula, having three passes through the tear. Follow-ups ranged from 24 to 33 months with an average of 29.3 months. The results were evaluated by the Modified Mayo Wrist Score (MMWS), Visual Analog Score (VAS). In addition, range of motion (ROM) and power grip were compared with the contralateral side.
Results
The mean age was 23 years. The dominant side was affected in 16 wrists. There was postoperative improvement of the all functional outcome measures (MMWS, VAS, ROM, and power grip). All the patients returned to their previous activities with no reported intra- or postoperative complications.
Conclusions
The described outside-in technique is safe and effective technique for repair of EWAS 1 TFCC tear.
Level of evidence
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This retrospective case series reviewed 22 consecutive patients with EWAS 1 TFCC tear. Arthroscopic repair was done using our modified double-loop arthroscopic outside-in technique which is originally described by Mathoulin and Del Piñal. The repair was performed using single-strand suture and 18-gauge cannula, having three passes through the tear. Follow-ups ranged from 24 to 33 months with an average of 29.3 months. The results were evaluated by the Modified Mayo Wrist Score (MMWS), Visual Analog Score (VAS). In addition, range of motion (ROM) and power grip were compared with the contralateral side.
Results
The mean age was 23 years. The dominant side was affected in 16 wrists. There was postoperative improvement of the all functional outcome measures (MMWS, VAS, ROM, and power grip). All the patients returned to their previous activities with no reported intra- or postoperative complications.
Conclusions
The described outside-in technique is safe and effective technique for repair of EWAS 1 TFCC tear.
Level of evidence
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To report the results of our modified technique for repair of the EWAS 1 lesion of triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC).
Methods
This retrospective case series reviewed 22 consecutive patients with EWAS 1 TFCC tear. Arthroscopic repair was done using our modified double-loop arthroscopic outside-in technique which is originally described by Mathoulin and Del Piñal. The repair was performed using single-strand suture and 18-gauge cannula, having three passes through the tear. Follow-ups ranged from 24 to 33 months with an average of 29.3 months. The results were evaluated by the Modified Mayo Wrist Score (MMWS), Visual Analog Score (VAS). In addition, range of motion (ROM) and power grip were compared with the contralateral side.
Results
The mean age was 23 years. The dominant side was affected in 16 wrists. There was postoperative improvement of the all functional outcome measures (MMWS, VAS, ROM, and power grip). All the patients returned to their previous activities with no reported intra- or postoperative complications.
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The described outside-in technique is safe and effective technique for repair of EWAS 1 TFCC tear.
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