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Most meniscal tears suitable for suture are torn posteriorly , so injury to these
structures was a constant risk . ... Meniscal suturing techniques involving inside -
to - outside methods most frequently use either single - or double - barreled
cannula ...
Most meniscal tears suitable for suture are torn posteriorly , so injury to these
structures was a constant risk . ... Meniscal suturing techniques involving inside -
to - outside methods most frequently use either single - or double - barreled
cannula ...
Page 2591
A , Most posterior suture placements are through straight cannula ; arthroscope
anteromedial , cannula anterolateral . Popliteal ... B , Anterior limit of tear sutured
with curved double cannula system through contralateral portal . Common ...
A , Most posterior suture placements are through straight cannula ; arthroscope
anteromedial , cannula anterolateral . Popliteal ... B , Anterior limit of tear sutured
with curved double cannula system through contralateral portal . Common ...
Page 2594
Maintain the knee in 5 to 10 degrees of flexion during the suturing procedure to
avoid injury to the sartorial branch of the ... Thread a single strand of 0 - gauge
absorbable suture ( PDS or Vicryl ) down the lumen of a standard 18 - gauge
spinal ...
Maintain the knee in 5 to 10 degrees of flexion during the suturing procedure to
avoid injury to the sartorial branch of the ... Thread a single strand of 0 - gauge
absorbable suture ( PDS or Vicryl ) down the lumen of a standard 18 - gauge
spinal ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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