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The purpose of this book is to look into meniscal disorders and their treatment options. However, those who do not look back on history are bound to make the same mistakes… That is the reason why, in this chapter on basic knowledge of the meniscus, the phylogeny and ontogeny are dealt with first.

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We wish to thank Dr. S. Dye for managing the preparation of this synthesis.

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Verdonk, R. (2010). Synthesis. In: Beaufils, P., Verdonk, R. (eds) The Meniscus. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02450-4_5

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