Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Postoperative Meniscus - Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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Injuries to menisci are the most common disease among knee joint-related morbidities and
cover a widespread population ranging from children and the general population to the old …

Meniscus is a difficult structure to repair and replace. An injured or degenerative meniscus
promotes osteoarthritic joint changes that should be avoided. Research focused on …

Background: Meniscal tears are traditionally classified into traumatic versus degenerative
tears. Although this classification plays a major role in clinical decision making, no …

Fibrin glue created from a patient′ s own blood can be used as a carrier to deliver cells to
the specific site of an injury. An experimental model for optimizing various permutations of …

Introduction Are symptomatic tear injuries to the menisci of the knee frequently or always
associated with cartilage damage to the corresponding articular surfaces and other joint …

Healing outcomes of meniscal repair are better in younger than in older. However, exact
mechanisms underlying superior healing potential in younger remain unclear from a …

Background Chronic lateral ankle instability is treated operatively, whereas most acute ankle
sprains associated with acute anterior talofibular ligament injury are usually treated …

Background Joint inflammation causes meniscus degeneration and can exacerbate post-
traumatic meniscus injuries by extracellular matrix degradation, cellular de-differentiation …

BACKGROUND: Estrogen is the major sex steroid affecting the growth, remodeling, and
homeostasis of the female skeleton. Estrogen loss in postmenopausal women leads to …