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Arthroscopy
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A comprehensive and authoritative discussion of the fairly new modality: TMJ arthroscopy. Goes beyond existing literature covering treatment as well as diagnosis. Hospital protocol, patient evaluation and a color illustrated section on methods and techniques are important features.

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ESSKA 2016

Pietro Randelli , David Dejour , C. Niek van Dijk , Matteo Denti and Romain Seil (eds.) Arthroscopy 10.1007/978-3-662-49376-2_1

1. History of Arthroscopy

Lars Goebel 1, 2, 3 and Henning Madry 1, 2, 3

(1)

Center of Experimental Orthopaedics, Saarland University Medical Center, Kirrberger Strae, Building 37, 66421 Homburg/Saar, Germany

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Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Saarland University Medical Center, Kirrberger Strae, Building 37, 66421 Homburg/Saar, Germany

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Cartilage Net of the Greater Region, University of the Greater Region, 66421 Homburg/Saar, Germany

Henning Madry

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The development of arthroscopic surgery can be regarded as one of the milestones in orthopedic surgery within the twentieth century, along with joint arthroplasty and the open reduction and internal fixation of fractures [].

The origin of arthroscopy comes from the Greek arthros for joint and scopein for to look. Physicians have long since attempted to look into body cavities. Its roots can be traced back to the time of the Roman Empire. In the ruins of Pompeii, evidence for the use of vaginal speculums and proctoscopes was made [].

In modern times it was Philipp Bozzini (17731809), a German doctor from Mainz, who first invented a primitive endoscope, his Lichtleiter , to inspect body cavities like the mouth, nasal cavity, rectum, or female bladder. When his invention was presented to the Rome Academy of Science (Italy) in 1806, the potential of his invention was, however, not acknowledged at all [).

Table 1.1

Selected milestones of the history of arthroscopy within the past two centuries

Milestones in the history of arthroscopy
1806	Philipp Bozzini invents his Lichtleiter , the first primitive endoscope
1853	Antoine Desormeaux develops a gazogene cytoscope to visualize the bladder
1860	Julius Bruck uses a diaphanoscope to transluminate the bladder from the rectum
1876	Maximilian Nitze introduces his cystoscope with a heated platinum loop for illumination
1886	Maximilian Nitze and Josef Leiter design the first cystoscope with an incandescent light bulb
1890	Maximilian Nitze takes the first photograph of the inside of a human bladder
1910	Hans Christian Jacobaeus invents his laparo - thoracoscope
1912	Severin Nordentoft, the first arthroscopist , presents his results on endoscopy of the knee joint in Berlin
1918	Kenji Takagi uses a cystoscope to examine cadaver knees and later patients with tuberculous knees
1921	Eugen Bircher started to perform arthroendoscopies to diagnose meniscal pathologies
1925	Philip Kreuscher publishes his remarkable article on Semilunar Cartilage Disease
1931	Michael Burman performs cadaver studies and publishes his historical paper on Arthroscopy or the Direct Visualisation of Joints , including the first arthroscopic pictures ever published
1939	Ernst Vaubel publishes Die Arthroskopie , the first book on arthroscopy
1954	Harold Hopkins introduces the principle of glass fiber cold light
1955	Masaki Watanabe, the father of modern arthroscopy , develops the concept of triangulation and removes the first tumor arthroscopically
1957	Masaki Watanabe publishes his first Atlas of Arthroscopy
1959	The Watanabe No. 21 arthroscope is produced in series
1960	Harold Hopkins develops rod lens systems for arthroscopes
1962	Masaki Watanabe performs the first arthroscopic meniscectomy
1964	Robert Jackson is the first foreign doctor to visit Watanabe acquiring his technique of arthroscopy
1967	The Watanabe No. 22 arthroscope is the first arthroscope to use cold light
1968	Robert Jackson gives first instructional course on arthroscopy at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
1972	John Joyce is the first to organize private arthroscopy teachings
1973	Jan Gillquist promotes the central approach to the knee
1974	Richard OConnor performs the first partial meniscectomy in North America
1974	The International Arthroscopy Association (IAA) is founded
1975	Harold Eikelaar receives the first PhD degree on arthroscopy
1976	Robert Jackson and David Dandy publish the first textbook in English on arthroscopy of the knee
1976	Lanny Johnson develops the first motorized shaver instrument
1982	The North American chapter of the IAA is converted to the Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA)
1984	The European Society of Sports Traumatology , Knee Surgery and Arthroscopy (ESSKA) is founded
1985	AANAs journal Arthroscopy : The Journal of Arthroscopic and Related Research (Arthroscopy) is launched
1993	ESSKAs journal Knee Surgery , Sports Traumatology , Arthroscopy (KSSTA) commences
1995	The IAA and the International Society of the Knee (ISK) assemble to the International Society of Arthroscopy , Knee Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (ISAKOS)
2014	The Journal of Experimental Orthopaedics (JEO), ESSKAs basic science journal, is introduced

Half a century later, Antoine Desormeaux (18151882), a French physician from Paris, developed in 1853 a gazogene cytoscope , which used a mixture of gasoline and turpentine to illuminate and a system of mirrors to visualize the bladder. Today, his invention is regarded as the first instrument for endoscopy [].

In 1860 Julius Bruck (18401902), a German dentist from Breslau (now Wrocaw, Poland), transluminated the bladder with a diaphanoscope from the rectum to remove bladder stones [].

The German urologist Maximilian Nitze (18481906) from Berlin introduced a cystoscope in 1876 which already used a heated platinum loop for illumination [] under the supervision of the German pathologist Christian Georg Schmorl (18611932).

After the invention of Thomas Edisons light bulb, Maximilian Nitze and Josef Leiter (18301892), an Austrian surgical instrument maker from Vienna, designed the first cystoscope with an incandescent light bulb for illumination in 1886 []. Maximilian Nitze was also the first to take a photograph of the inside of a human bladder 4 years later.

The Swedish physician Hans Christian Jacobaeus (18791937) from Stockholm invented, together with the Georg Wolf company (Berlin, Germany), his laparo - thoracoscope in 1910. He used this technique for diagnostic purposes in undefined abdominal complaints and functional impairment and as well to treat pleural adhesions caused by tuberculosis [].

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