Meniscal regeneration a cause of persisting pain following total knee arthroplasty

By:

Matar, H.E

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ISSN:

16879627

Uniform titles:

Case Reports in Medicine

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Summary: Many patients have persisting knee pain followingtotal knee arthroplasty. We report the unusual case of a patientwhose chronic lateral and medial knee pain were caused by entrapped regeneratedmeniscal tissue. This was diagnosed and successfully treated by arthroscopicdebridement.

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NMUH Staff Publications

2011

Many patients have persisting knee pain followingtotal knee arthroplasty. We report the&nbsp;unusual&nbsp;case&nbsp;of a patientwhose chronic lateral and medial knee pain were caused by entrapped regeneratedmeniscal tissue. This was diagnosed and successfully treated by arthroscopicdebridement.

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