Meniscal injury
Conservative management of a traumatic meniscal injury utilising osteopathy and exercise rehabilitation: a case report
... as meniscal injury can significantly increase the risk of osteoarthritis development in later life ...of meniscal injuries is the preferred method of treatment, particularly in the case of stable ...
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Role of mesenchymal stem cells in meniscal repair
... avascular meniscal defects in a rabbit model by using bone marrow fibrin clot constructs compared to fibrin clot alone (Ishimura et ...engineered meniscal tissue Aufderheide and Athanasiou (2007) found a ...
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Intra articular injection of synthetic microRNA 210 accelerates avascular meniscal healing in rat medial meniscal injured model
... an injury located in the outer one-third of the meniscus (red zone) is repaired more effectively than an injury in another area, thanks to the red zone’s dense blood ...for meniscal injury is ...
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Arthroscopic Meniscal Repair in Outside-In Technique: A Clinical and Paraclinical Study
... In the current study, patients underwent the outside-in technique of arthroscopic meniscal repair. In this method, Ethiband 2 String (Ethicon, San Angelo, TX, USA) passes into knee joint through skin with a ...
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Chondrocyte based Intraoperative Processing Strategies for the Biological Augmentation of a Polyurethane Meniscal Replacement
... Meniscal injury poses a significant health burden with an estimated ...surgical meniscal replacement and to maintain joint health, there is a growing interest in regenerative ...
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All-inside meniscal repair surgery: factors affecting the outcome
... Background Meniscal injury is currently a well-recog- nized source of knee ...of meniscal repair surgery and the role of simultaneous re- construction of the anterior cruciate ligament ...underwent ...
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Large regional differences in incidence of arthroscopic meniscal procedures in the public and private sector in Denmark
... of meniscal procedures performed in the public and private healthcare sectors in ...of meniscal tears, which could be caused by increased sports and exercise participation in the adult ...direct ...
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Differences in levels of inflammatory mediators in meniscal and synovial tissue of patients with meniscal lesions
... sample meniscal tissues, which were obtained from the avascular zone of the ...injured meniscal tissue, an inflammatory cytokine that specifically stimulates sen- sory nerve ...cal injury on NGF ...
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Concomitant ligamentous and meniscal knee injuries in femoral shaft fracture
... ligament injury is more common in simultaneous femoral and tibial fractures than in single femoral ...on meniscal injuries. The common cause of injury was blunt ...of meniscal injury ...
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Meniscal sutures: biomechanical study of “mulberry” and horizontal loop techniques
... It is therefore obvious how the vertical loop suture is more resistant to traction (distraction) than other types of suture; it should also be noted that the meniscus in the knee, above all, undergoes shear forces. ...
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Retained Intrauterine Foetal Bones: A Review of Literature
... study meniscal injury was the commonest condition accounting for 28 patients (80%) followed by anterior cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury accounting for 21 patients ...Medial meniscal tear was ...
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Novel flat and wide meniscal repair material improves the ultimate load of knot breakage in a porcine trans-capsular meniscal repair model
... after meniscal injury or meniscectomy (Baratz et ...Arthroscopic meniscal repair has demonstrated good re- sults with various suture techniques, such as the inside- out, outside-in, and all-inside ...
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MRI Evaluation of Meniscal and Ligamentous Injuries of Knee
... Demerits of arthroscopy is its invasive 2,3 . But MRI is a excellent modality for diagnosis of ligamentous and meniscal injury of knee because it is a non invasive modality and it devoid of ionizing ...
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Meniscal pathology the evidence for treatment
... Four RCTs have compared APM with physical ther- apy in older (mean age ≥45 years) individuals with symptomatic knee OA [14-17], while one RCT com- pared APM with sham surgery in people with medial mensical tears [18]. ...
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Change in knee structure and change in tibiofemoral joint space width: a five year longitudinal population–based study
... There are a number of limitations in this study. The gold standard for X-ray protocols have changed since our study began in 2002, based on evidence suggesting that newer methods may be more sensitive to change in JSW ...
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Knee meniscal extrusion in a largely non osteoarthritic cohort: Association with a higher loss of cartilage volume
... knee injury can be considered impre- ...with meniscal extrusion, suggesting that the defini- tion has predictive ...of meniscal extrusion, knee cartilage defects, volume, bone size and tibiofemoral ...
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Substantive molecular and histological changes within the meniscus with tears
... complex meniscal tear (flap and horizontal tear) in the posterior horn, who had under- gone arthroscopic surgery 16 months after injury, showed vacuoloid changes, cell clusters, mostly unorgan- ised ...
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Autologous mesenchymal stem cells or meniscal cells: what is the best cell source for regenerative meniscus treatment in an early osteoarthritis situation?
... avascular meniscal lesions with autologous ...avascular meniscal tears of five ...increased meniscal volume determined by quantitative MRI was detected in 24% of patients in the treatment group, ...
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Arthroscopic treatment of a medial meniscal cyst using a posterior trans-septal approach: a case report
... mended according to the therapeutic options for meniscal cysts [3]. However, substantial damages in the surrounding soft tissue, especially damage to the poster- ior capsule, at the popliteal fossa could be ...
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Clinical evaluation of MRI findings in chronic painful knee joint
... noninvasive modality, is now routinely used to assess a wide spectrum of internal knee derangements and articular disorders and has virtually replaced conventional arthrography in the evaluation of menisci and cruciate ...
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