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Influence of Conjunctival Folds on Calculated Tear Meniscus Volume Along the Lower Eyelid [PDF]

Ocular Surface, 2016
The final publication is available at Elsevier via 10.1016/j.jtos.2016.04.001. © 2016. This manuscript version is made available under the CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Purpose: In calculating tear meniscus ...
Paul Murphy, Stefan Bandlitz, Heiko Pult   +2 more
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Meniscus Root Tears: A Clinical Review

Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2022
Abstract Meniscus root tears are important to recognize early given their potentially devastating consequences on joint health. This injury results in the lost ability of the meniscus to transfer axial loads into hoop stress; therefore, it is functionally equivalent to a complete meniscectomy.
Elena, Randazzo, Robert, Duerr, Michael R, Baria   +2 more
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Arthroscopic Repair of Meniscus Tears

Orthopedics, 1983
ABSTRACT: Arthroscopic repair of torn menisci using a bent-tip Keith needle is described. Experience with the technique over a seven-year period is summarized.
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Degenerative Meniscus Tear in Older Athletes

Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2020
Older athletes consist of a relatively healthier population with a high desire for return to sport despite knee injury. A meniscal tear is a common injury that has lasting impacts on joint function and activity level. Lower extremity loading from sporting activity in conjunction with degenerative meniscal changes increases the risk of meniscal tear in ...
Brian R, Wolf, Trevor R, Gulbrandsen
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Optimising the methodology for assessing tear meniscus height using digital imaging [PDF]

Contact Lens and Anterior Eye
Purpose: To determine the optimum digital imaging method for assessing tear meniscus height. Method: The tear meniscus of 38 participants (mean age 32.5±10.6 years, 45% male) was video recorded three times, each for a period of five seconds following two
Jennifer Craig, Stefan Bandlitz, James S Wolffsohn   +2 more
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Posterior root tears of the lateral meniscus

Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 2014
AbstractPurposeTo summarize and discuss the current knowledge on posterior lateral meniscus root tears.MethodsA comprehensive review of the MEDLINE database was carried out to identify relevant articles using different keywords (e.g. “meniscus root”, “root tear”, “meniscus avulsion”, “radial tear” and “lateral meniscus”).
Feucht, Matthias, Salzmann, Gian Max, Bode, Gerrit, Pestka, Jan M., Kühle, Jan, Südkamp, Norbert P., Niemeyer, Philipp   +6 more
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Ochronosis: complicated tear of black meniscus

Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 2009
AbstractWe describe a case of a previously healthy 35‐year‐old man who presents with meniscal symptoms, and present the arthroscopic findings of a complicated tear of black lateral meniscus. Investigations revealed that he had underlying alkaptonuria, which was previously undiagnosed without any other findings. After the surgical treatment, the patient'
Onder M, Delialioglu, Bulent, Daglar, Kenan, Bayrakci, Erman, Ceyhan, Kerem, Tezel, Selim, Erekul, Ugur, Gunel   +6 more
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Inframeniscal Portal for Horizontal Tears of the Meniscus

Arthroscopy, 2008
Purpose The purpose of this study was to evaluate the results of arthroscopic partial meniscectomy with an inframeniscal portal in horizontal meniscal tears that involved the anterior portion of the meniscus and verify the efficiency of this technique ...
Jong-Min, Kim, Seong-Il, Bin, Eugene, Kim   +2 more
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The Diagnosis of Meniscus Tears

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2007
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and clinical examination are tools commonly used in the diagnosis of meniscus tears. It has been suggested routine MRI before therapeutic arthroscopy for clinically diagnosed meniscus tears will reduce the number and cost of unnecessary invasive procedures.
Mark, Ryzewicz, Bret, Peterson, Patrick N, Siparsky, Reed L, Bartz   +3 more
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Repair of peripheral meniscus tears

The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1981
Degenerative joint disease in the knee following me niscus injury and/or surgical removal of the meniscus is an accepted fact. In an attempt to reduce the severity of the degenerative joint disease, 27 patients underwent 29 repairs of tears in the peripheral one- third of the meniscus. Twenty-four were medial, and 5 were lateral. Twenty of the patients
R E, Cassidy, A J, Shaffer
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