Prophylaxis The occurrence of a meniscus ganglion can be prevented to the extent that the underlying wear and tear of the menisci can be remedied by excessive strain (such as through leg malpositions or overweight). Furthermore, a meniscus already damaged by trauma or degenerative changes should be treated adequately by a specialist to prevent the … Prophylaxis | Meniscus ganglion
Introduction The type of surgery for an external meniscus lesion depends on both the extent of the tear and the age of the patient. Depending on the type of tear, it can either be sutured (meniscus suture), partially removed or completely removed and then replaced by a transplant (artificial meniscus). Regardless of the type of … Surgery of the outer meniscus
Summary Depending on the outer meniscus lesion, the surgical technique is selected. In most cases, an attempt will be made to reattach the tear in the outer meniscus using a meniscus suture in the OR. This reduces the formation of knee joint arthrosis. In some cases, however, meniscal suturing is not possible. In these cases, … Summary | Surgery of the outer meniscus
