Übersetzung für "Arthroskopisch" in Englisch

The cartilage biopsy is removed using arthroscopy.

All these arthroscopic surgical techniques can be used to treat the following dysfunctions of the temporomandibular joint:

A large proportion of unstable shoulders can be stabilised arthroscopically.

The majority of the further operations were carried out arthroscopically.

Tears in the labrum or rotator cuff, for example, can be sutured arthroscopically.

Annika, like most patients with similar problems, underwent a purely arthroscopic procedure.

If possible, knee procedures are conducted arthroscopically (through arthroscopy) these days.

As a result, tears in the rotator cuff can be treated arthroscopically.

Meniscus tears can be removed and the remaining meniscus and joint cartilage can be smoothed arthroscopically.

On the other hand, if operative treatment is necessary, this can follow directly and can also be performed arthroscopically.

Specially developed precision instruments permit the anatomically exact and arthroscopically verifiable siting of the graft. Correct application of this surgical technique requires professional experience of the highest level.

Early or only slightly advanced shoulder osteoarthritis can generally be treated with arthroscopy.

The majority of defects can be treated via arthroscopy, leaving behind no major scars.

The injuries and diseases brought to light with an arthroscopy can often be treated immediately using arthroscopic surgery.

Many disorders or injuries of the limbus or biceps tendon can now be treated by arthroscopy.

Honey, if Clara can say "arthroscopic" she needs to stop pooping her pants.

Adhesions in the joint can also be separated arthroscopically and small pieces of cartilage that are floating around free in the joint can be removed.

Now that it is possible to use arthroscopy to manage these injuries and achieve very good outcomes, a number of surgeons and orthopaedists have adopted the practice of surgically treating first-time dislocations in young patients in order to avoid any extension of the joint damage in the event of repeat dislocation.

Cartilage damage and elbow joint stiffness can be treated by arthroscopy if conservative treatment has not been successful to remedy persistent pain or movement restriction.

However, when the AC joint has only been cleared out arthroscopically, the shoulder can be immediately mobilized – actively and passively – and strengthened, as soon as the initial pain has passed.

If the implant is introduced in place of a previously removed, defective meniscus or partial meniscus between the articular surface areas of a patient's knee, which can be carried out particularly advantageously arthroscopically, the implant is pressed outward onto the articular capsule (cartilage rim) and held there with greater force than in the case of artificial menisci or artificial partial menisci known from the prior art, as a result of the additional elevation provided by the femoral and tibial articular condyles.

Before the torn tendon is tied to the two ends of the thread, the two thread ends have to be separated arthroscopically one after the other, which is extremely complicated and requires a great deal of skill, even on the part of an experienced surgeon.

In particular, components of such an implantable system which comprise metallic material are described by patients as disturbing and painful and must therefore be removed operatively or arthroscopically after the healing of the ligament.

This is particularly desirable if the composition is administered arthroscopically to the lesion in the form of a gel or paste.

Since such surgical interventions are carried out arthroscopically and the knee joint represents a complicated and confined joint, the surgeon has relatively little space available for properly lining up and making such drilled holes.

If a surgical procedure is required after a skiing accident, the operation is carried out by the experts at the Christa Kinshofer Skiklinik drawing upon a wealth of experience and competence, using minimally-invasive arthroscopic methods.

Finally, one type of instability arises from tears to the long biceps tendon at the supraglenoid tubercule. These present themselves as socalled SLAP-lesions (Superior Labral tear from Anterior to Posterior) among participants in throwing sports and can likewise be elegantly repaired by arthroscopy.

Another advantage for the patient is the minimally invasive and gentle operation, as orthopaedic surgeons mostly perform the chondrocyte transplantation arthroscopically.