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Joint Pain In Knees Post Hysterectomy
Knee scope - arthroscopic lateral retinacular release; Synovectomy; Patellar debridement
Expectations after surgery
Use of arthroscopy has reduced the need to surgically open the knee joint. This has resulted in less pain and stiffness, fewer complications, decreased length (if any) of hospitalization, and faster recovery time. Expectations vary widely with the indication for the surgery.
Surgery done for a meniscal tear or loose bodies when the patient has no other...
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