What is it?
Wrist arthroscopy is a high-precision technique that enables the diagnosis and treatment of ligament injuries, triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) injuries, instabilities and cartilage conditions via millimetre-sized incisions. It provides a direct view of all intra-articular structures, which improves diagnostic accuracy and allows for more targeted and anatomically precise treatments. As it is minimally invasive, it reduces post-operative pain, stiffness and recovery times, facilitating a quicker return to work and sporting activities.
It is particularly relevant for active patients and athletes who need to restore strength, mobility and precision in the hand and wrist.
