The scapholunate (SL) and lunotriquetral (LT) ligaments are critical intercarpal stabilizers that maintain rotatory alignment in the proximal carpal row, If injured, abnormal posture of the lunate can result leading to progressive arthrosis. Open SL treatment has been the traditional intervention for these injuries, but is associated with variable clinical success. In patients with modest SL injuries that are European wrist arthroscopic society (EWAS) grade IIIA, B and C, the loss of motion can be difficult to justify, as not all injuries are thought to progress to SLAC. Arthroscopic techniques have been developed that spare the dorsal capsule and preserve the native blood supply while successfully treating this pathology. In this webinar, we will focus on the surgical techniques for treating SL and LT injuries, with a focus on how to technical pearls on the treatment of these injuries. With an international panel of experts in wrist surgery, the goal will be to teach open and arthroscopic technical pearls of treating SL and LT injuries, with a focus on technical tips and tricks from each expert. Our goal is that all attendees will feel comfortable implementing wrist reconstruction into their practice, and will be armed with many of these different options for SL and LT in their armamentarium.
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