Meniscus Repair
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The meniscus performs an essential function in the human body in allowing the knee joint to absorb impacts. Damage to meniscus cartilage can result in the loss of range of movement in the knee and pain resulting from use. The London Cartilage Clinic offers meniscus tear repair treatments to ensure our patients can return to their usual activities and live life to the fullest. We believe no one should be in pain when it can be easily relieved with modern medicine.
Why might you need
meniscus repair?
Meniscus repair can involve a range of surgical options to treat meniscus tears effectively. Whatever the severity, this type of injury can negatively affect quality of life by limiting movement and making day-to-day tasks harder.
It is especially problematic for people who are regularly active. Untreated meniscus tears can also contribute to the progression of knee osteoarthritis, which repair may help delay.
The benefits of meniscus
repair from London Cartilage Clinic
Meniscus damage can compromise the cartilage function that protects the knee joint and surrounding bones. Repair treatments are important for restoring this protective role. We offer a range of options designed to relieve symptoms in the short term and reduce future complication risk.
Our healthcare professionals use advanced techniques, materials, and tools, including support structures that stabilise the joint while natural healing takes place. This helps us deliver long-lasting results and meaningful quality-of-life improvement, helping you return to work, sport, and normal activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is meniscus repair surgery safe?
Yes. Surgery to fix a damaged meniscus is a minimally invasive procedure that seldom results in complications.
How long does it take to recover from meniscus repair?
What are the symptoms of a torn meniscus?
- Trouble straightening the knee fully.
- Pain when twisting, rotating, or putting weight on the knee.
- Swelling and/or stiffness.
- A popping sensation in the knee.
- The knee locking in place when you attempt to move.
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