Wrist arthroscopies, also known as “wrist scopes”, are minimally invasive surgical procedures. This procedure requires a small incision and arthroscope (camera) to minimize muscle loss and damage. The radiocarpal (wrist) joint is a complex joint that facilitates required movements for day-to-day activities through the articulation between the radius of the forearm and the carpal bones of the hand. Once the surgeon examines the wrist joint region, they may remove loose bone and cartilage, trim cartilage, realign bones and/or remove other tissue. The surgeon will determine the appropriate treatment after considering a patient’s age, concerns, injury severity, activity levels and overall wrist joint health.