Recent advances in wrist arthroscopy: A literature review

Wrist arthroscopy is a common procedure done by hand surgeons which have undergone many modifications and improvements since it was first described. The advent of new portals (both dorsal and volar) means that the wrist joint can be viewed from virtually any perspective (“box concept”). Indications for wrist arthroscopy include diagnostic and reparative procedures and, more recently, reconstructive, soft-tissue, and bony procedures.