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JOURNAL ARTICLE
REVIEW
Midcarpal Instability: The Role of Wrist Arthroscopy.
Hand Clinics 2017 November
The evidence behind management options for midcarpal instability (MCI) is scarce, relying solely on case series. Established treatments cause significant loss of wrist motion. As understanding of the condition has progressed, surgeons have been trying soft tissue techniques. The treatment option should be chosen for the appropriate type and grade of MCI. The Hargreaves grading system for palmar MCI aids treatment decision-making. A possible role for arthroscopy in treatment of MCI has been developed using arthroscopic thermal capsular shrinkage, appropriate for cases with dynamic instabilities. Static deformities require a soft tissue reconstruction or a partial wrist fusion.
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