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Finger » Primary finger arthroplasty » Surgery and prosthesis » Surgical approach
FIGURE Trend (proportion [%] per year) in surgical approach for performing a primary finger arthroplasty in the Netherlands in 2017-2022
Year
Surgical approach (%)
Dorsal
92.05
92.67
90.83
91.95
95.56
95.65
93.05
93.05
Volar
6.25
3.66
6.67
3.81
2.67
3.26
4.39
4.39
Lateral
1.70
2.09
1.67
1.27
0.44
0.00
1.20
1.20
Other
0.00
1.57
0.83
2.97
1.33
1.09
1.36
1.36
Total (n):
1,252
176
191
240
236
225
184
FA: finger arthroplasty.
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Finger » Primary finger arthroplasty » Surgery and prosthesis » Soft tissue stabilisation
FIGURE Trend (proportion [%] per year) in type of stabilisation in primary finger arthroplasty in the Netherlands in 2017-2022
Year
Soft tissue stabilisation (%)
Collateral ligaments
70.00
76.61
82.16
72.19
77.11
70.87
75.37
75.37
Intrinsic muscle transp
7.50
9.68
5.41
7.28
7.83
20.47
9.28
9.28
Other stabilisation
22.50
13.71
12.43
20.53
15.06
8.66
15.35
15.35
Total (n):
873
120
124
185
151
166
127
FA: finger arthroplasty.
© LROI 2023
Finger » Primary finger arthroplasty » Surgery and prosthesis » Most frequently registered components
TABLE The most frequently registered proximal and distal components in primary finger arthroplasties in the Netherlands in 2022
Proximal (n=172) | Distal (n=8) | ||
Name | Proportion (%) | Name | Proportion (%) |
MCP Implant Stryker | 22.1 | Tactys | 62.5 |
Silicone PIP Integra | 20.3 | PIP Implant Integra | 12.5 |
Silicone MCP Integra | 14.5 | Cap Flex PIP prothese | 12.5 |
Silicone PIP Stryker | 13.4 | MAIA | 12.5 |
Swanson | 13.4 | ||
KeriFlex MCP | 3.5 |
© LROI 2023