T Rajaram
Abstract
SUMMARY Fiftyo()ne consecutive arthroscopiesof the knee were reviewed after an average of eight months follow-up. Thirty-eight patients underwent arthroscopic surgical procedures as well. A meniscustear was the commonest (68%) primary pathology noted, followed by isolated anterior eructate tears(16%).
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SUMMARY Fiftyo()ne consecutive arthroscopiesof the knee were reviewed after an average of eight months follow-up. Thirty-eight patients underwent arthroscopic surgical procedures as well. A meniscustear was the commonest (68%) primary pathology noted, followed by isolated anterior eructate tears(16%).
Key concepts: Medicine, Arthroscopy, Knee arthroscopy, Surgery, Tears, Knee surgery, Osteoarthritis, Pathology