How Does The Minimally Invasive Operation Of Meniscus Injury Do

Serrated tube minimally invasive surgery for meniscus injury is arthroscopic surgery, that is, minimally invasive use of arthroscopic instruments to give partial resection of the damaged part of the meniscus, repair, and explore the tightness of the meniscus. If the tightness of the meniscus is poor, it means that there may be damage to the meniscus. The posterior foot of the meniscus needs to be reconstructed under the microscope with anchors and other suturing techniques to prevent the development of knee osteoarthritis. In addition, after meniscus surgery, there will be a period of knee swelling, after the knee swelling subside, it can be appropriate to walk, and the process of walking must pay attention to, can not be injured again, and cause meniscus injury and other performance. Meniscus minimally invasive surgery is mainly using minimally invasive arthroscopic instruments, the surface damage is relatively small.