đ Every time I read a study, I look for the clinical implications and what can transfer to my patients. One topic I often discuss is restrictions after meniscus injuries. Both isolated or in combination with ACL injuries. đ InâŠ
WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT THE OUTCOMES AFTER FAILED MENISCUS REPAIR? WILL YOU RECOMMEND ANOTHER REPAIR? I recently worked with a patient who had four meniscus repairs in the same knee. That made me wonder: what is the current rateâŠ
The pivot shift is a test to detect anterolateral rotary instability. In my experience, I’m a bit concerned when I see a pivot shift grade 2 or above. If no self reported instability are reported, I would often be okayâŠ
What is your thoughts on meniscus repair prior to ACLR? In patients with ACL injuries and concomitant meniscal tears, does performing meniscal repair prior to ACL reconstruction, compared to concurrent meniscal repair and ACL reconstruction, result in a better successâŠ
Brace or no brace According to a systematic review based on six clinical practice guidelines (CPGs), four of the guidelines did not support the routine use of postoperative functional knee brace after anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions (ACLR). One guideline recommendedâŠ
Rehabilitation following meniscal repair: a systematic review To cite: Spang III RC, Nasr MC, Mohamadi A, et al. Rehabilitation following meniscal repair: a systematic review. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine 2018;4:e000212. doi:10.1136/ bmjsem-2016-000212 Introduction The menisci reduce stress by increasing the contact area between theâŠ
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