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Sports Medicine Procedure

Arthroscopic Partial Meniscectomy

A meniscectomy removes the damaged portion of a meniscus when preservation or repair is not appropriate.

Understanding the Procedure

The surgeon uses small instruments and a camera to trim unstable tissue while preserving as much healthy meniscus as possible. Whether surgery is appropriate depends on symptoms, tear pattern, arthritis and response to nonsurgical care.

Recovery and Rehabilitation

Patients often begin walking soon after surgery, but return to activity depends on symptoms, swelling, strength and their surgeon’s rehabilitation plan.

Discuss Your Treatment Options

A consultation can help determine whether nonoperative treatment or surgery is appropriate for your individual condition.

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