During
osteochondral resurfacing in proximal row carpectomy, cartilage is grafted onto
the capitate bone after the first three carpal bones in the wrist are removed.
Also Known As:
- Wrist arthritis treatment
Conditions
Treated with Osteochondral Resurfacing in Proximal Row Carpectomy:
Osteochondral
resurfacing in proximal row carpectomy may be performed in cases of wrist pain,
wrist arthritis and capitate chondrosis.
Non-surgical
alternatives to osteochondral resurfacing in proximal row carpectomy include
physical therapy, strength training, steroid injections, pain medication and
anti-inflammatory medication.
Potential
Complications from Osteochondral Resurfacing in Proximal Row Carpectomy:
Possible
risks following osteochondral resurfacing in proximal row carpectomy include
infection and bleeding.
Prognosis after Osteochondral
Resurfacing in Proximal Row Carpectomy:
The
prognosis for a positive end result following osteochondral resurfacing in
proximal row carpectomy is good.