Report 8 of 9.Between (b)(6) 2016 to (b)(6) 2022, 36 patients (37 wrists) underwent a total wrist arthrodesis surgery at a different uk hospital (table 10).The average age was 49.1 years ± 12.6 years (range 26-75 years).The majority of total wrist arthrodesis was in the right hand (n=22), with 14 left wrists and 1 wrist was not indicated for sidedness.No data for hand dominance were reported.Patients were followed up on average for 1.76 years ± 1.73 years (range 0.11-6.0 years).Two patients were lost to follow-up after the sutures were removed; one of these patients also had a concomitant carpal tunnel decompression (ctd) and the other had a proximal row carpectomy (prc).All patients used the acumed total wrist fusion plate system and used acumed instrumentation to place the implanted device.In total, 25 neutral plates (70-0362), 2 left plates (unknown if standard 70-0325 or small 70-0327), 7 right plates (unknown if standard 70-0326 or small 70-0328), and 3 unknown plates (1 was either left or right, 2 other plates were used in the right hand) were implanted.The majority of patients underwent total wrist arthrodesis without additional procedures.Eleven (11) patients underwent a concomitant procedure for a proximal row carpectomy (prc) (n=8), carpal tunnel decompression (ctd) (n=1), a prc with ctd (n=1), or an extensor indicis proprius (eip) to extensor digitorum communis (edc) tendon transfer (n=1).The complications included two patients with ulnocarpal abutment post-fusion, one patient with carpal tunnel syndrome, one patient ulna positive, one patient with dorsal hand pain, one patient with ongoing pain, and one patient with peri-prosthetic fracture.After union was achieved 15 patients had their plates removed (routine removal).These plate removals were not due to any of the listed complications.One (1) patient had a failed plate removal, and another patient (1) had a cold weld screw during removal.There are 9 related report numbers for this event 3025141-2023-00590 through 3025141-2023-00598.
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