Sternoclavicular Joint Replacement-A New Option
Bibhas Roy, Muthu Jeyam, William Angus Wallace
Abstract
Bibhas Roy, Muthu Jeyam, William Angus Wallace
Abstract
A patient with a sternoclavicular syndrome is presented. The pain and restriction of movement associated with hyperostosis in the sternoclavicular joint was treated with excision of the medial end of the clavicle with a prosthetic replacement using a radial head prosthesis. The patient recovered well from the procedure and regained full use of his arm. This is an illustration of a new technique to manage an unusual problem.
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A patient with a sternoclavicular syndrome is presented. The pain and restriction of movement associated with hyperostosis in the sternoclavicular joint was treated with excision of the medial end of the clavicle with a prosthetic replacement using a radial head prosthesis. The patient recovered well from the procedure and regained full use of his arm. This is an illustration of a new technique to manage an unusual problem.
Key concepts: Sternoclavicular joint, Medicine, Clavicle, Surgery, Prosthesis