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May 25, 2022
What does a torn meniscus really look like? And how do you repair it?
If ...
read more ↘ you’ve ever torn your meniscus you might have felt it locking. It may have made the knee difficult to straighten. You might have experienced a sort of popping sensation. But what’s really happening inside the knee?
In this video, I take a camera into a meniscus procedure, to demonstrate exactly what happens during the process & take a fascinating look at the knee’s shock absorbers.
* Note:
> There is no blood – because the meniscus doesn’t have its own blood supply. All you’ll see are the off-white cartilages of the tibia and femur, and the meniscus itself.
> The video also includes the cutting of a torn piece of the meniscus and the shaving of loose pieces of meniscus. Again, this is all blood-free.
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If ...
read more ↘ you’ve ever torn your meniscus you might have felt it locking. It may have made the knee difficult to straighten. You might have experienced a sort of popping sensation. But what’s really happening inside the knee?
In this video, I take a camera into a meniscus procedure, to demonstrate exactly what happens during the process & take a fascinating look at the knee’s shock absorbers.
* Note:
> There is no blood – because the meniscus doesn’t have its own blood supply. All you’ll see are the off-white cartilages of the tibia and femur, and the meniscus itself.
> The video also includes the cutting of a torn piece of the meniscus and the shaving of loose pieces of meniscus. Again, this is all blood-free.
↖ read less
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