Arthroscopy provides unparalleled access ... it felt like someone had stuck an ice pick right in the side of my knee, and every step after that felt like that ice pick was there.

One surgical technique for locating and treating problems with the knee joint is knee arthroscopy. An arthroscope, a tiny camera, is inserted into the knee by the surgeon after making a tiny incision.

Our results confirm earlier findings of exercise therapy reducing knee pain in patients with PFPS ... The initial treatment of PFPS is conservative, but in chronic cases and after failure of ...

Although arthroscopic surgery of the meniscus is minimally invasive, you may still experience knee pain after the surgery. For some, long-term complications such as arthritis, reinjury ...

One dancer had reoperation due to meniscus retear after 4 years. The rate of reinjury is 7.14% after knee surgery. All of the dancers who underwent arthroscopic knee surgery were evaluated for ...

Constitutional and postoperative joint line obliquity can predict serial alignment change after ... corner knee injuries as compared to repair: an updated systematic review. Arthroscopic all ...

Conclusion: Perioperative celecoxib significantly improved postoperative resting pain scores at 48 and 72 hrs, opioid consumption, and active ROM in the first three days after total knee ...