Repair of Torn Discoid Lateral Meniscus
Discoid Lateral Meniscus – How to Repair It A lateral meniscus is an important shock absorber for the lateral compartment of the knee joint. Whilst the medial compartment of the knee joint is largely convex (femur end) and concave (tibia end) and hence conforming even in the absence of the medial meniscus, the lateral compartment … Continue reading
Discoid Meniscus – What To Do If It Is Torn?
Discoid lateral meniscus is a variant of a normal meniscus. People may be born with this. A normal lateral meniscus is crescent moon-shaped while a discoid lateral meniscus looks like a disc ie round. It is commonly found in the lateral meniscus. Discoid medial meniscus can occur as well but is rare in my experience. … Continue reading
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