Crisco Lab - Clinical Evaluations of Thumb and Wrist Morbidities

By Celinda Kofron

Prof. Trey Crisco recently contributed to three articles evaluating clinical outcomes for thumb and wrist arthritis and a surgical technique to treat thumb injuries:

Researchers in a lab with robotics — Researchers in the Crisco lab evaluate a cadaveric wrist.

Gil, J.A., Chambers, A., Shah, K.N., Crisco, J.J., Got, C. and Akelman, E., 2017. A Biomechanical Evaluation of a 2-Suture Anchor Repair Technique for Thumb Metacarpophalangeal Joint Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injuries. HAND, p.1558944717725380.

McQuillan, T.J., Vora, M.M., Kenney, D.E., Crisco, J.J., Weiss, A.P.C., Ebert, K.A., Snelgrove, K.E., Sarnowski, A. and Ladd, A.L., 2017. The AUSCAN and PRWHE Demonstrate Comparable Internal Consistency and Validity in Patients With Early Thumb Carpometacarpal Osteoarthritis. HAND, p.1558944717729217.

Anneberg, M., Packer, G., Crisco, J.J. and Wolfe, S., 2017. Four-Year Outcomes of Midcarpal Hemiarthroplasty for Wrist Arthritis. The Journal of Hand Surgery.