Abstract
Resection suspension arthroplasty of the trapezium still represents the golden standard in treatment of CMC1arthritis. First reports about long-term results of amodern-design endoprosthesis of the CMC1 joint promise alower complication and revision rate. Thus, endoprosthesis of the CMC1 joint is becoming more attractive, especially because the rehabilitation and back-to-work times are much faster. While new anatomic prosthesis designs are coming onto the market, which theoretically are less susceptible to loosening and dislocation, they still have to prove their superiority in the clinical setting.
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