Editorial Commentary: Arthroscopic Elbow Arthritis Treatment With Osteocapsular Debridement Yields Favorable Results: On Second Thought, the Elbow Isn't That Unforgiving.
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- Also identified by DOI 10.1016/j.arthro.2020.10.029.
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Abstract
The elbow has been referred to as the unforgiving joint. Arthroscopy for treating elbow arthritis is both challenging and rewarding. Most joints require arthroplasty for treatment of arthritis, but the elbow is amenable to osteocapsular debridement. This is especially beneficial when elbow arthroplasty options have high complication rates and the need for permanent physical limitations. Thus, when treating arthritis, the elbow is more forgiving than once thought.
Medical subject headings
- Elbow Joint
- Osteoarthritis
Anatomy
- elbow