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Margin Convergence Continuous Lasso-Loop Overlocking Technique for the Repair of Horizontal and Longitudinal Knee
1Moscow Centre for Research and Practice in Medical Rehabilitation, Restorative and Sports Medicine, Moscow, Russia.
Abstract:
Horizontal and longitudinal tears are the most common injuries of the meniscus. The arthroscopic all-inside suture technique using meniscal repair devices involving preloaded sutures and nonabsorbable implants is the most popular technique. The 2 main disadvantages of this technique are the high cost and complications associated with implants. We have adopted some modern shoulder surgery techniques to repair horizontal and longitudinal meniscal tears. Our technique is based on the continuous lasso-loop margin convergence technique for rotator cuff repair (Lafosse's continuous stitches). The technique is an implant-free, cost-effective procedure, which can be performed using general arthroscopic instruments.
