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Keisuke Kita1, Masashi Kusano1, Akira Tsujii2
1Department of Othropaedic Sports Medicine, JCHO Osaka Hospital, Osaka, Japan.
Abstract:
Radial tears of the human knee meniscus result in the loss of circumferential hoop stress and are highly correlated with knee degeneration. Although a variety of surgical techniques are available to repair radial meniscal tears, including inside-out, outside-in, and all-inside techniques, conventional repair techniques focus only on stabilizing the damaged portion. This Technical Note describes a biomechanical meniscus repair technique of meniscal circumferential fiber augmentation, concomitant with conventional repair, to promote meniscal healing from a biomechanical perspective.
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