Meniscus Tears - Condition, Treatment, and Surgery - 3D Animation

Learn about Meniscus Tears - Condition, Treatment, and Surgery - that involves an injury to one of the two crescent-shaped cartilage pieces in the knee joint, with treatment ranging from rest and physical therapy to surgical repair or removal, depending on the tear's severity and location. See Bucket handle tears, radial tears, root tears, and peripheral tears, as well as repairs and meniscectomies. Learn about Recovery times for the various injuries.
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00:00 Anatomy of the Meniscus
00:30 Types of Meniscus Tears
01:35 Meniscus Tear Diagnosis
02:07 Meniscus Tear Treatments: Non-surgical
02:31 Meniscus Tear Treatments: Repair
02:45 Meniscus Tear Treatments: Meniscectomy
03:31 Meniscus Tear Treatments: Root Tear Repair
04:00 Meniscus Tear: Recovery

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I have a tear in my cartilage and heard a click when it happened

[@bhuvanbheesettygamer12]

My daughter bone exostoses problem overall body is like that 14 years old can we cure it with medicine or therapy

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I am 14 year old and I have knee pain when sit down and stand up 😢😢

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Knee pain can be a sign of an injury or, if you do sports, a sign of overuse. Not all knee pain requires intervention, adequate rest and healing can be helpful. If you are worried about it, an MRI can provide a proper diagnosis. If pain persists, we recommend you see an orthopedic specialist as it's important to take care of your knees - they'll take care of you your whole life.