Meniscus Tears & Surgery, Part II
Yesterday, I blogged on the structure and function of the meniscus. Today, I’ll discuss some of the current literature on meniscus surgery. This is commonly referred to by orthopedic surgeons as cleaning up or fixing the meniscus, however, what is genuinely...
Meniscus Tears & Surgery, Part I
The meniscus cartilages in the knees are made of fibro-cartilage, similar to the end of the nose or ear. Meniscus type structures are found in many synovial joints. They provide cushion, stability and protection for the hyaline cartilage that is on the end of the...
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