Wrist Arthroscopy in South Korea: Utilization, Disparities, and Complications from an 11-Year Nationwide Cohort.

This nationwide 11-year analysis demonstrates that wrist arthroscopy in South Korea has steadily increased, with a growing trend toward complex reconstructive procedures.

Despite regional variation, no income-based disparity was observed, and overall complication rates remained low, although postoperative infection was observed somewhat more frequently than reported after larger-joint arthroscopy, supporting both the accessibility and safety of wrist arthroscopy in routine clinical practice.