Titlebook: Arthroscopy; Basic to Advanced Pietro Randelli,David Dejour,Romain Seil Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Knee Arthroscopy: General Setup, Portal Options, and How to Manage a Complete Arthroscopic Investiga an accurate diagnosis, make the treatment strategy, and work on the target site without damaging the surrounding tissues. Key determinants of effective arthroscopy include thorough knowledge of not only the most widely used portals but also of all other possible portals, selection of the approach a

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The Role of Meniscectomy in the Treatment of Traumatic Meniscus Tears: Technique Results Indicationsury. Meniscectomy was the common answer in the past..But long-term follow-up studies demonstrated a high rate of poor results especially in terms of secondary osteoarthritis. Main factors of bad prognosis after meniscectomy are lateral side injury, ACL injury, and extent of meniscectomy. Complicatio

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The Role of Arthroscopy in the Treatment of Degenerative Meniscus Tearnd sheer stresses to the meniscus. Typically, these injuries are not a result of acute knee trauma. These lesions are tremendously common to asymptomatic people despite they can also be implicated in persistent pain and/or mechanical symptoms. They are found incidentally in about every third knee in

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Meniscal Repair: Indications, Techniques, and Outcomeped in recent years. There have been advances in both surgical techniques (e.g., techniques for root tear repair) and related devices. However, anatomical knowledge is crucial, and learning curve time for any technique should be considered. Classification of tears, preoperative planning, and surgica

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Cartilage Lesionst can have tremendous consequences for the joint. The purposes of this chapter are to review the common clinical evaluation and appropriate diagnostic tools and to give a short overview of the classifications of chondral and osteochondral lesions.