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• W2083002969 abstract "Trapeziectomy, ligament reconstruction and tendon interposition arthroplasty is one of the most commonly performed procedures to address pain and instability due to osteoarthritis at the basal joint of the thumb. To determine the effect of stress on first metacarpal subsidence, 15 ligament reconstruction and tendon interposition basal joint arthroplasties were evaluated after a mean follow-up of 32 months. Radiographs were obtained of the arthroplasty at rest and then with maximal effort key pinch stress, which is known to subject the first carpometacarpal joint to considerable axial compression stress. Compared with the preoperative x-rays, the first metacarpal had subsided 21% of the arthroplasty space at rest. Under stress, the first metacarpal was found to subside another 10.5% in height. No subluxation of the metacarpal base could be detected. Key pinch strength improved 17% from the preoperative strength. Tip-to-tip pinch strength improved 17% from the preoperative measurement. Grip strength improved 17% from the preoperative measurement. Grip strength was 9% greater than the preoperative grip strength. There was no statistical association between the amount of first metacarpal subsidence and follow-up key pinch, tip pinch, or grip strength. With axial compressive loading of the arthroplasty, such as in lateral pinch, there is some further proximal migration of the first metacarpal, but this is minimal and does not correlate with functional outcome. Trapeziectomy, ligament reconstruction and tendon interposition arthroplasty is one of the most commonly performed procedures to address pain and instability due to osteoarthritis at the basal joint of the thumb. To determine the effect of stress on first metacarpal subsidence, 15 ligament reconstruction and tendon interposition basal joint arthroplasties were evaluated after a mean follow-up of 32 months. Radiographs were obtained of the arthroplasty at rest and then with maximal effort key pinch stress, which is known to subject the first carpometacarpal joint to considerable axial compression stress. Compared with the preoperative x-rays, the first metacarpal had subsided 21% of the arthroplasty space at rest. Under stress, the first metacarpal was found to subside another 10.5% in height. No subluxation of the metacarpal base could be detected. Key pinch strength improved 17% from the preoperative strength. Tip-to-tip pinch strength improved 17% from the preoperative measurement. Grip strength improved 17% from the preoperative measurement. Grip strength was 9% greater than the preoperative grip strength. There was no statistical association between the amount of first metacarpal subsidence and follow-up key pinch, tip pinch, or grip strength. With axial compressive loading of the arthroplasty, such as in lateral pinch, there is some further proximal migration of the first metacarpal, but this is minimal and does not correlate with functional outcome." @default.
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