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Page 2557
Again , dividing the lateral meniscus into regions or thirds and systematically
examining each third assures complete examination . In the figure - four position
the entire posterior third of the lateral meniscus can usually be viewed . The
lateral ...
Again , dividing the lateral meniscus into regions or thirds and systematically
examining each third assures complete examination . In the figure - four position
the entire posterior third of the lateral meniscus can usually be viewed . The
lateral ...
Page 2584
Introduce the basket forceps through the anteromedial portal and into the lateral
compartment , and remove the anterior leaf of the incomplete radial tear bit by bit
, contouring the cut edge gradually into the anterior horn of the meniscus .
Introduce the basket forceps through the anteromedial portal and into the lateral
compartment , and remove the anterior leaf of the incomplete radial tear bit by bit
, contouring the cut edge gradually into the anterior horn of the meniscus .
Page 2681
Technique of Stanisavljevic et al . for lateral dislocation of patella . A , Skin
incision . B , Vastus lateralis is separated from lateral intermuscular septum to
expose periosteum of femur . Continued . Periosteum Quadriceps rotated
medially ...
Technique of Stanisavljevic et al . for lateral dislocation of patella . A , Skin
incision . B , Vastus lateralis is separated from lateral intermuscular septum to
expose periosteum of femur . Continued . Periosteum Quadriceps rotated
medially ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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