Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex (TFCC) Tears: Ulnar Tunnel Foveal Repair
This surgical video demonstrates an arthroscopic two-tunnel repair with a drill guide for a triangular fibrocartilage complex, or TFCC, tear.
This surgical video demonstrates an arthroscopic two-tunnel repair with a drill guide for a triangular fibrocartilage complex, or TFCC, tear.
This video provides an overview of how wrist instability due to lunotriquetral joint injuries occurs, relevant anatomy, and how a health care professional would diagnose a patient.
One of the most common orthopedic problems, hip arthritis results from the loss of cartilage in the hip joint. This causes pain and stiffness within the hip, which can affect simple daily tasks such as walking and going up and...
This animated video demonstrates the use of a plate, screws, and suture button implant to repair a break in the collarbone.
This video provides an overview of how triangular fibrocartilage complex, or TFCC, tears of the wrist occur, relevant anatomy, and how a health care professional diagnoses a patient.
This animated video demonstrates the use of a plate and screws for the treatment of a pilon fracture.
This video provides an overview of how hip arthritis develops, relevant anatomy, and how a health care professional would diagnose a patient.
This animated video demonstrates a repair for the treatment of a biceps tendon tear of the elbow.
Hip impingement, also called femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), results from extra bony bumps within the hip joint, either on the ball or socket. These extra bumps can pinch nearby soft tissue, like cartilage, leading to pain and limited movement.
The toes and feet are made up of many small bones, which include the metatarsals (foot bones) and phalanges (toe bones). Injury involving direct impact to the feet can cause fractures in any of these bones.
A broken collarbone, or clavicle fracture, is a break in the small, thin bone located in the front of the body near the shoulder. Collarbone fractures typically result from falls or high-impact injuries.
Inflammation of the biceps tendon is known as biceps tendinitis. It usually develops from overuse over time. Biceps tendinitis often occurs with another shoulder injury, like a rotator cuff tear or labral tear.
The thumb is the most moveable joint in the hand, and it moves in a combination of different ways to hold and manipulate objects. Repeated strain or direct injury to the thumb can damage the supporting joint and ligaments, which...
This video provides an overview of how lateral ankle sprains occur, how chronic (long-term) instability develops, relevant ankle anatomy, and how health care professionals diagnose a patient.
This animated video demonstrates a core decompression procedure using an expandable reamer to treat hip avascular necrosis.
This surgical video demonstrates an arthroscopic-assisted over-the-top repair for a triangular fibrocartilage complex, or TFCC, tear.
Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries, resulting from twisting or rolling the ankle. This overstretches the ligaments that support the ankle, which can make the ankle unstable.
This surgical video demonstrates a deltoid ligament repair with suture augmentation for the treatment of medial ankle instability.