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Complications in knee arthroscopy
Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 2005All simple arthroscopic procedures during 1999 through 2001 performed at Baerum community hospital were retrospectively examined. Procedures were excluded when being part of more complex procedures. A total of 876 procedures performed on 785 patients were left for examination.
Ole Reigstad, Christian Grimsgaard
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1978
Arthroscopy of the knee is an essential diagnostic aid for difficult knee problems. It is safe and is indicated especially in the problem knee of adolescents, where it is most undesirable to remove a normal cartilage; in litigation cases; in the post‐surgery knee problem; in planning surgical procedures; and in surgery on professional sportsmen.
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Arthroscopy of the knee is an essential diagnostic aid for difficult knee problems. It is safe and is indicated especially in the problem knee of adolescents, where it is most undesirable to remove a normal cartilage; in litigation cases; in the post‐surgery knee problem; in planning surgical procedures; and in surgery on professional sportsmen.
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Arthroscopy of the knee in children
Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica, 1987Diagnostic arthroscopy was performed in 174 consecutive patients under the age of 18 years. Eight arthroscopies were bilateral. The clinical diagnosis was confirmed in only three of 17 knees in children under aged 14 years and in 44 per cent of the knees in older children.
Sören Toksvig Larsen +1 more
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Arthroscopy of the Knee in Children
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1982The complaint of knee pain is frequent in children. The difficulty of obtaining an accurate history from the younger child adds to the already-difficult problem of establishing an accurate diagnosis from clinical examination and routine radiographs in this group.
Eubanks Rg +3 more
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2014
It is essential that an orthopedic surgeon acquire the skills to perform arthroscopy at an early stage of his/her training. It can be compared to playing golf or driving a car, as when these skills are acquired at an early age they appear to come naturally.
R. Kancelskis Prado +3 more
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It is essential that an orthopedic surgeon acquire the skills to perform arthroscopy at an early stage of his/her training. It can be compared to playing golf or driving a car, as when these skills are acquired at an early age they appear to come naturally.
R. Kancelskis Prado +3 more
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Therapeutic Arthroscopy of the Knee
Scottish Medical Journal, 1983Sixty-six patients were reviewed after 70 therapeutic arthroscopy procedures. The procedures carried out included partial meniscectomy, removal of loose bodies, lateral release and synovial plica division. The commonest procedure performed was partial meniscectomy. The 32 patients undergoing arthroscopic meniscectomy were compared with a similar group
I G Stother, J Y Mackinlay
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Knee Arthroscopy in Children and Adolescents
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics B, 2001We report a series of 77 skeletally immature patients (41 children aged < or = 13 years and 36 adolescents aged 14-16 years) who underwent knee arthroscopy. The purpose of the study was to assess the accuracy of clinical diagnosis and the value of arthroscopy.
Oskar Zupanc +3 more
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Knee Arthroscopy in the Office
Hospital Practice, 1997As the size of equipment has shrunk, the role of the procedure has expanded. Rheumatologists now capitalize on the procedure's capacity for direct visualization and biopsy to diagnose and treat inflammatory and noninflammatory disorders.
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MRI-Arthroscopy Correlation: The Knee
Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 2011MRI findings can often be helpful in diagnosing and managing common knee injuries. The association between the normal and pathologic changes in the surgical anatomy of the knee commonly found on MRI and those found at arthroscopy can be demonstrated by examining a series of cases that correlate MRI and arthroscopy findings.
Timothy G. Sanders +2 more
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Infection following knee arthroscopy
Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery, 2001Arthroscopy of the knee is not a risk-free procedure. Although rare, numerous complications have been reported in the literature. Fortunately, infection is a rare complication following arthroscopy, which, when treated, usually results in a benign outcome. We present the first reported case of Candida albicans infection following routine arthroscopy of
Brian E. McGrath +2 more
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