SLAC/SNAC/CIND Flashcards

1
Q

What are the stages of SLAC wrist?

A

Watson Stages:

1) radial styloid beaking
2) scaphoid fossa arthritis
3) capitolunate arthritis

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2
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What ligament must be intact when considering a proximal dos carpectomy?

A

Radioscaphocapitate; proximal row carpectomy indicated for stage II SLAC wrist

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3
Q

What treatment is indicated for stage III SLAC wrist?

A

Four corner fusion or wrist fusion

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4
Q

Which joint is spared in SLAC wrist?

A

Radiolunate

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5
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What is a sign of carpal instability non dissociative?

A

Sudden clunking with radial or ulnar deviation; CIND is defined as instability btw rows, either proximal and distal carpal rows or proximal row and radius

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What is the treatment for CIND?

A

Midcarpal fusion or radial osteotomy; if fails then wrist fusion

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