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Meniscus is the lubricating cartilage of the knee, which protects and supports the knee by absorbing external shock. It aids in mobility and stabilises the legs by spreading the body’s weight. When there is damage or tear in this cartilage, it causes a number of problems, like locking of the knee during movement and pain. At Omni, we understand the joy of watching your little one crawl, jump, and trot around. Hence, we offer the right treatment and the best post-operative care for you and your child.
Pain while walking is the most pronounced symptom of a meniscus tear. Other symptoms include-
Diagnosis may include physical tests and imaging tests such as X-rays and MRI scans by the doctor to assess & determine the exact cause of your symptoms and the extent of injuries.
The consulting doctor may recommend the best treatment method for meniscal tears depending upon several factors such as age, the extent of damage and tear, etc. One or a combination of the listed treatments may be followed:
As a Women and Child Health specialist hospital, we at Omni offer comprehensive, personalised care and treatment to every patient with various health problems. With our well-experienced expert team of surgeons backed by tools & equipment of advanced technology, surgical procedures are performed as painlessly as possible with high precision. Our priority as the top healthcare provider is to ensure the safety and well-being of our patients.
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Q1. Which is better: Meniscal Repair or Meniscectomy?
Meniscal repair may be preferred over meniscectomy in certain patients. However, the decision to perform a Meniscectomy or Meniscal repair may be best taken by the consulting doctor.
Q2. Which surgery is best for a torn meniscus?
A torn meniscus may be treated by repairing or completely removing the meniscus. The means of surgery may depend upon the severity of the injury.
Q3. Why remove the meniscus instead of repairing it?
Removing the meniscus may help improve blood supply to the area and, thus, improves the patient’s symptoms.Â
Q4. Is meniscus surgery successful?
The success rate of meniscus surgery varies between 60-95%.
Q5. Can I walk after meniscus surgery?
Many patients return to normal activities within a few weeks of using a crutch after meniscus surgery.