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Bilateral discoid lateral menisci and unilateral discoid medial menisci
Arthroscopy, 2001Abstract Discoid lateral meniscus is a well‐studied and documented entity of the knee whereas discoid medial meniscus is an extremely rare pathology. There are no more than 25 cases of medial discoid menisci reported in the literature. Some articles report bilateral lateral menisci as well as bilateral medial menisci, but there are no
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Transplantation of Deep Frozen Menisci
Acta chirurgiae orthopaedicae et traumatologiae Cechoslovaca, 2008Subtotal or total meniscectomy will increase weight-bearing per square unit of the cartilage surface approximately threeand- half-times. A long-term overloading of cartilage is clinically manifested by pain, swelling and a rapid onset of early arthritic lesions discernible on radiograms.
L, Pasa +4 more
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1990
Lesions of the menisci can have numerous causes and rank among the most common injuries of the knee joint.
Michael Strobel, Hans-Werner Stedtfeld
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Lesions of the menisci can have numerous causes and rank among the most common injuries of the knee joint.
Michael Strobel, Hans-Werner Stedtfeld
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Menisci in a Diamond-Shaped Capillary
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2000This paper presents a closed form analytical solution to the augmented Young-Laplace equation for the meniscus profile in a capillary formed between four equal-sized tangent cylinders centered on the vertices of a square. The solution is valid for a large class of disjoining pressure isotherms and contact angles. Copyright 2000 Academic Press.
, Kagan, , Pinczewski
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Lateral discoid menisci in children
Arthroscopy, 1989Abstract In children, the snapping‐knee syndrome is strongly suggestive of a diagnosis of discoid menisci; alternatively, the loss of physiological hyperextension of the knee suggests a diagnosis of a torn lateral discoid meniscus. We used arthroscopic meniscectomy to treat 19 lateral discoid menisci in 16 children (average age, 10.5 ...
G, Bellier +4 more
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Anomalous insertion of the medial menisci
Arthroscopy, 1998Abstract Many types of meniscal anomalies have been reported. The authors encountered two cases of anomalous insertion of the anterior horn of the medial menisci to the lateral femoral condyle, which ran up along the course of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), but was independent of the ACL.
Y B, Jung, J K, Yum, Y J, Bae, K S, Song
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Cautious surgery for discoid menisci
SPIE Proceedings, 1995This retrospective study reviewed the outcomes of 43 knees in 38 patients with discoid menisci treated from 1977 to 1989. Patients underwent either no treatment, trimming, or subtotal or total resection. Approximately 40% of patients who underwent meniscectomy or partial meniscectomy had a fair or poor rating after an average follow-up of 6.5 years ...
C F, Smith +3 more
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Resection of degenerate menisci — is it useful?
The Knee, 2000Forty-three symptomatic patients, with a pre-operative MRI diagnosis of an isolated degenerate tear of the meniscus, treated by Arthroscopic resection were reviewed after a minimum follow up of 6 years post-surgery. Pre-operatively there was no clinical or radiological evidence of arthroses, but at surgery 65% of patients were noted to have varying ...
, Desai, , Ackroyd
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Vectograms to evaluate injuries of the menisci
Journal of Biomechanics, 1985Clinical diagnosis of injuries at the menisci may not always give a satisfactory picture, and then remarkable interest has been oriented to refine technical aids to investigation.
R. Vigano’ +4 more
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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1972
A review of the literature and experience with three cases demonstrates that, rarely, a painful knee in a young person may be due to the presence of an ossicle in a meniscus. Roentgenographically, the ossicle may be misinterpreted as a loose body. Awareness, however, of the possibility that there is a bone in a meniscus may avert a fruitless search for
P P, Symeonides, G, Ioannides
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A review of the literature and experience with three cases demonstrates that, rarely, a painful knee in a young person may be due to the presence of an ossicle in a meniscus. Roentgenographically, the ossicle may be misinterpreted as a loose body. Awareness, however, of the possibility that there is a bone in a meniscus may avert a fruitless search for
P P, Symeonides, G, Ioannides
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