Arthroscopic meniscectomy is performed to remove torn or damaged portions of the meniscus, relieving pain and improving knee function. It is commonly used when the meniscus tear cannot be repaired.

What Is It?

A surgical procedure to remove damaged portions of the meniscus to relieve symptoms and restore function.

Symptoms Treated

• Persistent knee pain.
• Locked knee or reduced range of motion.
• Swelling and inflammation.

Postoperative Care

• Rest and ice to manage swelling.
• Gradual return to activity through physiotherapy.
• Monitoring for any signs of infection.

Risks and Complications

• Possibility of developing osteoarthritis over time.
• Swelling or stiffness post-surgery.
• Rare risk of infection or nerve injury.