Non-fixed pyrocarbon interposition carpometacarpal arthroplasty

In this key lecture, Dr. Gay focuses on arthroscopic resection of the ulno-carpal part of the ulnar head.

In this key lecture, Dr. Wong presents the different techniques and portals used in wrist arthroscopy.

In this key lecture, Professor Herzberg looks into the techniques for arthroscopic radial styloidectomy.

In this key lecture, Professor Liverneaux presents distal radius fractures, minimally invasive plating.

Arthritis of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint has long presented a challenge for both surgeons and patients alike. The interplay between the joint’s soft tissue and bony anatomy is complex, as the components must work in tandem to provide an acceptable balance of both stability and motion. In the past, arthrodesis, or fusion of the joint with compression screw fixation and plating systems, was the gold standard in the treatment of arthritic joint conditions. PIP joint arthroplasty using a silicone implant is an old but safe procedure in people who do not need to use their labor force.

In this key lecture, Dr. Kebrle covers the principles of TFCC repair.

In this key lecture, Dr. Cohen focuses on arthroscopic four bone fusion.

The triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) is often torn during sport injury in torsion.
Sometimes, the foveal attachment of the TFCC is detached. This video shows one of the technique available. The objective is to re-attach the TFCC into the foveal area of the ulna, with the help of an absorbable micro-anchor, using a trick in order to achieve two fixations with only one suture.

In this key lecture, Dr. Yanni goes over arthroscopic radial styloidectomy.

In this key lecture, Dr. Arianni focuses on wrist arthroscopy dorsal capsuloligamentous repair.