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extend the anterior limit of the tear further anteriorly and obliquely toward the free
inner edge of the meniscus . This may be accomplished in several ways . You
may insert a retrograde cutting or hook knife with its appropriate sheath through ...
extend the anterior limit of the tear further anteriorly and obliquely toward the free
inner edge of the meniscus . This may be accomplished in several ways . You
may insert a retrograde cutting or hook knife with its appropriate sheath through ...
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the meniscus at either end of the tear , with removal of the fragment as described
for complete tears . Since the limits of the tear , especially in the inferior
incomplete tear , cannot always be judged , it is best to remove this fragment by ...
the meniscus at either end of the tear , with removal of the fragment as described
for complete tears . Since the limits of the tear , especially in the inferior
incomplete tear , cannot always be judged , it is best to remove this fragment by ...
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Technique for horizontal tears . A , Probe explores horizontal tear , medial
meniscus . B , Inner edge of meniscus removed bit by bit with basket forceps to
limit of tear . C , Peripheral rim smoothed and contoured with motorized trimmer . .
Fig .
Technique for horizontal tears . A , Probe explores horizontal tear , medial
meniscus . B , Inner edge of meniscus removed bit by bit with basket forceps to
limit of tear . C , Peripheral rim smoothed and contoured with motorized trimmer . .
Fig .
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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