Meniscus repair surgery


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What is Meniscus Repair Surgery?
When is Meniscus Repair Surgery Needed?
Your doctor may recommend meniscus repair if:
👉 You have a tear in the outer part of the meniscus (where blood supply is better)
👉 The tear causes pain, swelling, or knee locking
👉 You want to preserve your knee cartilage and avoid future arthritis
👉 You have associated ligament injuries (e.g., ACL tear) requiring combined surgery
How is Meniscus Repair Surgery Done?
Arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery is used for most meniscus repairs
Small instruments and a camera are inserted through tiny incisions
The torn meniscus is stitched back together using specialized sutures or devices
Benefits of Meniscus Repair
✅ Preserves natural knee cushioning and stability
✅ Reduces risk of future arthritis
✅ Restores knee function and flexibility
✅ Minimally invasive with faster healing
Recovery After Meniscus Repair
Hospital stay: Usually same day or 1 night
Weight-bearing: May need crutches initially
Knee brace: Often worn for 4-6 weeks
Return to sports: Typically 4-6 months
Our team will guide you with a customized rehabilitation program to ensure the best outcome.