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D E Gurvis

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Instrumentation in arthroscopy.

Successful operations result from the interplay of several factors. The artfulness and technical skill of the surgeon are paramount. The instruments are also important. Whereas in traditional surgery one instrument can often be substituted for another with equally good results, arthroscopic surgery offers no such luxury. The specialized instruments are the sine qua non of the procedure. An intimate knowledge of the instruments and their uses and abuses comes together in an arthroscopic procedure to produce the end result: a successfully completed arthroscopy.

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Instrumentation for small joint arthroscopy.

Proper instrumentation is basic to all podiatric surgical procedures, but in many instances one instrument can be substituted for another. In podiatric arthroscopy, however, the instrumentation is the "sine qua non" of the procedure; one instrument does not substitute for another and all have specific functions.

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