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E. A. Mol,M. J. Goumans,J. P. G. Sluijterartilage. It has a typical clinical presentation involving pain and clicking in the affected joint, and demonstrates characteristic radiographic findings (Figures 12.1–C12.3). OCD likely represents a common endpoint for multiple possible pathologic pathways, including trauma, ischemia, and genetic p

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Esam S. B. Salem,Guo-Chang Fan Ph.D.tance of the meniscus has undergone a great evolution. The meniscus is no longer viewed as an accessory structure that can be removed without consequence. The functions of the meniscus include shock absorption, optimizing contact areas, pressure transduction, stabilization, and nutrition. All are es

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Esam S. B. Salem,Guo-Chang Fan Ph.D.and effective option in the treatment of articular cartilage lesions. It is generally agreed that in the lower limb, articular cartilage disease is frequently associated with malalignment. The load through the knee joint is a function of alignment. Changes in the axial alignment of the femur or tibi

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E. A. Mol,M. J. Goumans,J. P. G. Sluijtery program. Surgical treatment is reserved for patients sustaining severe and unremitting symptoms that have not responded to at least 3 to 6 months of therapy. Surgical treatment is also indicated for an acute patellar dislocation with disruption of the medial patellar retinaculum or associated with

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