Rehabilitation following arthroscopic interventions
Gächter, A.
Therapeutische Umschau. Revue Therapeutique 46(7): 409-413
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0040-5930 PMID: 2799730 Document Number: 340943
The view that postoperative treatment is unnecessary after arthroscopically controlled operations is mistaken. On the contrary, the success of an arthroscopic operation depends to a large extent on effective after-treatment. Arthroscopic operations can be divided into three main groups: Group I Partial and complete meniscectomies, removal of floating bodies, plica resection, lateral incision of the retinaculum Group II Synovectomy, shaving, and chondroplasty Group III Meniscus refixation, replacement of the anterior cruciate knee ligament.
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