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What are some considerations of arthroscopy ?
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Can be limited: Wrist arthroscopy is an excellent, fairly low risk procedure for diagnosing and treating many wrist conditions including, ligament tears, synovitis, mild arthritis and ganglion cysts. It is limited to what can be performed through small portals in the wrist and sometimes other procedures may be needed.
Answered 3/2/2015
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Pre or post: Risks, benefits, and possible complications. Post op rehab. Time out of work and from activiities.
Answered 4/6/2013
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