Tear of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus of the right knee 20

For the meniscus disease of the knee joint, ** is mainly divided into 2 categories, namely surgery**, and drug conservatism** 2 categories, and you report that "taking medicine has no effect", then it is recommended that you can bring the results of the original MRI examination to the joint surgery department of the superior hospital to see if necessary, and if necessary, arthroscopic examination, Then see if you need to have a microscopic surgery to do it** as well.

Hello this patient! If the diagnosis of meniscal injury is confirmed, surgery is recommended as soon as possible**. If it is convenient, it is recommended to visit an outpatient clinic and have a physical examination in person before deciding on the ** plan. You can refer to my article "Meniscus Injury in the Knee".

I had a meniscus repair surgery done by Dr. Cheng Biao at Shanghai Tenth People's Hospital, and I recovered quickly after the operation, and my surgery cost was more than 13,000 yuan. Medicare can reimburse half of it.

If the patient has a posterior meniscus injury of the knee, the method of ** depends on the degree of meniscus injury, and the choice is conservative or surgical**. If the patient's posterior meniscus injury is relatively mild, and there is no obvious tear of the meniscus, or a complete fracture, the knee joint can be appropriately limited in flexion and extension weight-bearing activities, and cartilage nutrition drugs can be used to promote the repair of meniscus injury, and arthrocentesis can be used to inject the nutritional lubricant sodium hyaluronate** if necessary to promote the repair of the injured meniscus.

If there is a significant tear or complete rupture in the posterior corner of the meniscus, minimally invasive knee arthroscopic surgery can be applied to suture or repair the injured meniscus to promote the repair of the posterior horn injury.

After this happens, the first thing to do is to fix the knee plaster cast or brace, and elevate the upper limb above the level of the heart after fixation, which will help reduce the edema of the knee joint and help the recovery of the knee joint, and oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics can effectively reduce local inflammation and have obvious analgesic effects.

Summary. A meniscus tear in the knee is generally referred to as a meniscus injury. Meniscus injury refers to a series of clinical symptoms caused by the disruption of the integrity and continuity of the meniscus in the knee joint due to different triggers.

Meniscus tears caused by rotational extrusion between the femoral condyle and tibia due to acute knee sprain or joint instability may also be caused by chronic strain or dysplasia of the knee. According to the grading criteria for meniscal injuries, meniscal injuries of the degree and above have obvious tears.

Hello, may I ask about a torn meniscus in the knee.

A meniscus tear in the knee is generally referred to as a meniscus injury. Meniscus injury refers to a series of clinical symptoms caused by the disruption of the integrity and continuity of the meniscus in the knee joint due to different triggers. Meniscus tears caused by rotational extrusion between the femoral condyle and tibia due to acute knee sprain or joint instability may also be caused by chronic strain or dysplasia of the knee.

According to the grading criteria for meniscal injuries, meniscal injuries of the degree and above have obvious tears.

Can my meniscus tear be conserved**? Yes.

1. The tear of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus should be excised about 1 3 2 3, mainly depending on the severity of Lakai's condition.

2. The meniscus is a 2-crescent-shaped fibrocartilage located on the articular surfaces of the medial and lateral tibial plateaus. Its cross-section is triangular, thick on the outside and thin on the inside, slightly concave above so as to coincide with the femoral condyle, and flat below, which meets the tibial plateau. Such a structure happens to make the femoral condyle alternate on the tibial platform to form a deep depression, so that the stability of the spherical femoral condyle and the tibial plateau is increased.

The anterior and posterior ends of the meniscus are attached to the non-articular surface of the middle of the tibial plateau, anterior to and posterior to the intercondylar spines, respectively. This area is also called the anterior and posterior horns of the meniscus.

Surgery for severe meniscus injury is the only way, and the sequelae of surgery will also be traumatic arthritis, it's just a matter of time, the one above doesn't recover well or you have sutures, I know that you can run casually for half a year after recovery, do you exercise less quadriceps? If you don't have surgery, you can only do maintenance and not exercise, so you can't do it again.

I also have a meniscus injury, I also walk very painfully, there is fluid in my knees, I feel that my legs dare not walk anymore after walking for a while, I can walk for a while, it is very painful, I went to the hospital and the doctor said that I would have surgery, I did surgery, this operation is mainly to prevent the occurrence of traumatic arthritis, I have now had surgery for 8 months, although I can't be the same as before, but walking or anything has no effect, I consulted some people and said that the recovery period will take one year, this is just some of my own experience is not professional, and I hope to give you some reference, Good luck with you**.