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Observational data shows an 86.4% survival rate for the Amandys implant in managing advanced wrist destruction, suggesting its durability.
We read with great interest the study by Berry et al, which provides valuable long-term data on the Amandys pyrocarbon wrist implant, a device positioned as an alternative to total wrist arthroplasty (TWA) and total wrist fusion (TWF) in managing advanced wrist destruction.[1] The reported 10-year survival rate of 86.4% and high patient satisfaction reinforce the potential durability of interposition arthroplasty. However, several methodological and conceptual concerns warrant discussion.
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