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A new technique for arthroscopic meniscus transplant using soft tissue fixation and anatomical meniscal root
Yee Han Dave Lee1, David N M Caborn
1Department of Orthopedic Surgery, University of Louisville, 210 E Gray Street, Suite 1003, Louisville, KY 40202, USA. davelyh@singnet.com.sg
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Allograft meniscus transplant is considered as a treatment option for meniscus-deficient patients to provide pain relief and decrease contact stress. This procedure is now considered as safe and reliable for the treatment for knee pain after total menisectomy. This is a new technique that has been developed for arthroscopic meniscus transplant with no bone blocks. It anatomically recreates the meniscus-tibial insertions and provides aperture fixation of the meniscus horns. It is an alternative to the established bone block meniscus transplant technique and is less surgically invasive.
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