The wrist is one of the most vulnerable joints to acute injuries in sports activities. Injury patterns can involve torsional forces, impaction, direct blows, or cumulative traumas, depending on the type of sport. Fractures and ligament injuries resulting from athletic falls are common in various sports. Compared with traditional surgical methods, wrist arthroscopy offers a minimally invasive approach, leading to faster recovery times and a reduced risk of complications. Moreover, the postoperative rehabilitation process following arthroscopy can be managed more effectively and efficiently, which is crucial for athletes seeking an early return to sports.

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Wrist Arthroscopy in Sports Injuries

  • Ahlam Arnaout,
  • Ali Cavit,
  • Tufan Kaleli,
  • Christophe Mathoulin

摘要

The wrist is one of the most vulnerable joints to acute injuries in sports activities. Injury patterns can involve torsional forces, impaction, direct blows, or cumulative traumas, depending on the type of sport. Fractures and ligament injuries resulting from athletic falls are common in various sports. Compared with traditional surgical methods, wrist arthroscopy offers a minimally invasive approach, leading to faster recovery times and a reduced risk of complications. Moreover, the postoperative rehabilitation process following arthroscopy can be managed more effectively and efficiently, which is crucial for athletes seeking an early return to sports.