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Meniscus Surgery

Preserving the knee's natural shock absorbers through advanced biological repair or minimalist trimming.

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Meniscus Surgery

Meniscus Surgery

The meniscus is a specialized C-shaped cartilage that acts as a vital shock absorber between your thighbone and shinbone. Dr. Ravi Teja's philosophy is always 'Save the Meniscus.' We utilize minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques to either repair the tear using advanced suturing (Inside-Out or All-Inside techniques) or perform a partial meniscectomy to trim only the unstable fragments. Preserving as much healthy meniscus as possible is critical, as the lateral meniscus handles up to 70% of the joint's load. Success in meniscus surgery depends on the tear's location (Red-zone vs. White-zone) and the biological potential for healing.

Biological prioritization of meniscus repair over removal
Advanced 'Inside-Out' suturing for maximal anatomical stability
Prevention of rapid joint wear and future total knee replacement
Use of high-strength, non-absorbable sutures for long-term health
Minimally invasive keyhole approach for aesthetic recovery
Simultaneous stabilization when combined with ACL reconstruction

Surgical Process

01

Diagnostic Audit

Using HD arthroscopy to evaluate the tear's stability and vascular potential.

02

Biological Preparation

Refreshing the tear edges to stimulate a localized healing response.

03

Anatomic Suturing

Precisely securing the meniscus back to its original position using specialized repair systems.

04

Rim Contouring

For non-repairable sections, precisely trimming the edges to prevent further propagation.

Patient Care

Recovery Roadmap

Recovery is tailored to the procedure. Meniscectomy patients often walk immediately and recover in 3-4 weeks. Meniscus repairs are more conservative, requiring 6 weeks of protected weight-bearing and a hinged brace to allow the biological tissue to heal securely. Full sports return typically occurs between 4-6 months.

Who Needs This Procedure?

Athletes with acute twisting injuries seeking to save their meniscus

Individuals experiencing knee locking, popping, or 'catching' sensations

Patients with persistent joint-line pain that worsens with activity

Young patients wishing to prevent rapid-onset 'post-meniscectomy' arthritis

Individuals with degenerate tears that contribute to recurring joint swelling

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Dr. Ravi Teja provides personalized evaluations using the latest diagnostic technology for Meniscus Surgery.

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Minimal Complications