Arthroscopy Flashcards

1
Q

What is this tool called? (Pay no mind to the bottom left corner)

A

Ferris-Smith rongeurs

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2
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What is this tool called?

A

Egress cannula

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3
Q

What features are we looking for when we evaluate the synovial capsule?

A

Normality

Hyperemia

Thickened villi

Petechiation

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4
Q

Evaluate this synovial capsule. What’s wrong?

A

Hyperemia!

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5
Q

Evaluate this synovial capsule. What’s wrong?

A

Thickened villi

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6
Q

What is the location of the most common chip fracture of the carpus?

A

distal radial carpal bone

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7
Q

What is the second most common site of chip fractures in the carpus?

A

proximal intermediate carpal bone

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8
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What is the 3rd most common site of chip fractures of the carpus?

A

Distal lateral radius

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9
Q

What is this x-ray indicating?

A

Third carpal bone fracture
AKA “Slab fracture”

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10
Q

What method might we use to repair a third carpal bone fracture via arthroscopy?

A

use a cortical bone screw in lag fashion to get cortical compression

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11
Q

Evaluate

A

full thickness cartilage defect

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