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Advanced Hand and Wrist Cadaveric Dissection Course

 

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Monday 16th September

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Morning talks:

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Hand based flap reconstruction

         

Forearm based flap reconstruction

 

Dissection:

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Flap reconstruction:

Foucher

Venkataswami

Moberg

PIA

Radial forearm

Becker

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Afternoon talks:

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Ulnar nerve decompression, tendon transfers for UN palsy 

 

AIN to ulnar nerve transfer

        

Radial nerve and PIN decompression, tendon transfers for RN palsy

     

Median nerve/AIN decompression, tendon transfers for MN palsy

        

Nerve reconstruction with conduits, wraps, cadaveric allograft

 

Dissection:

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Guyon’s canal

Cubital tunnel

Anterior Interosseous Nerve transfer

Anticlaw Zancolli

Proximal median nerve/AIN decompression

EIP opponensplasty

Radial nerve/PIN decompression

PT to ECRB transfer

Nerve conduits/wraps/allograft

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Monday evening: Course Dinner

 

Tuesday 17th September

 

Morning talks:

        

Approaches to the wrist

         

Scaphoid fractures, non-union, use of Cannulated Compression Screws

        

Scapholunate ligament reconstruction

         

Proximal Row Carpectomy, 4 corner fusion

       

TFCC approach. Ulnar shortening osteotomy

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Trapeziectomy, 1st CMCJ arthroplasty

          

Dissection:

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CCS scaphoid

CCS DIPJ fusion

CCS 5th MC neck fracture

SLL reconstruction

Maia 1st CMC joint arthroplasty

Trapeziectomy + APL sling

4 corner fusion

Pisiformectomy

Ulnar shortening

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Afternoon talks:

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MCPJ extensor rebalancing and silicone arthroplasty

    

Correction of swan neck and Boutonniere deformities

       

Extensor tendon reconstruction for common ruptures

 

PIP joint dorsal approaches for Capflex arthroplasty

 

PIP joint volar approach for hemi hamate and Capflex arthroplasty       

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Dissection:

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Silicone arthroplasty MCPJ

Intrinsic release

Extensor centralisation

PIPJ approaches

Hemi hamate harvest

Capflex PIPJ arthroplasty

Swan neck correction

EIP to EPL/EDM/EDC

Pulley reconstruction

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