The arthroscopic procedure includes some rare risks:

Synovitis was present in 43% of patients presenting for arthroscopic menisectomy.

In conclusion, in patients presenting for arthroscopic menisectomy, synovitis is associated with symptoms.

Routine parenteral administration of magnesium is not recommended (grade B recommendation).

Because the meniscus must heal back together, recovery time for a repair is much longer than from a meniscectomy.

Because the meniscus must heal back together, recovery time for a repair is a lot longer than from a meniscectomy.

Because the meniscus must heal back together, the recovery time for a repair is much longer than from a meniscectomy.

The meniscectomy is an arthroscopic procedure, performed through small incisions with the aid of a small camera inserted into the joint.

An instrument that provides a minimally invasive way to probe, locate, and cut a meniscus during a meniscectomy procedure.

The treatment is no longer based on the simple meniscectomy may be the cause of cartilage changes over time.

He received the John Joyce Award from International Arthroscopy in 1989 for his work on postoperative results of meniscectomy.

Because the Meniscus must heal back together, recovery time for a repair is much longer than Meniscectomy.

Surgery to remove the entire meniscus (total meniscectomy) — This option is reserved for tears that cannot be treated in any other way.

After meniscectomy, the remaining meniscus can present heterogeneous signal and irregular contours without having necessarily a pathological value.

Within seven days of the partial meniscectomy Vangness injected either 50 or 150 million allogeneic stem cells into the synovial bursa.