Knee Arthroscopy

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiv

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2. Knee Arthroscopy: Technique and Normal Anatomy

   • Anthony Schena, Glen Ross

   Pages 1-10

3. Partial Meniscectomy

   • Laurie M. Katz, Paul P. Weitzel

   Pages 11-23

4. Meniscus Repair and Future Directions

   • Michael J. Angel, Jordan Kerker, Nicholas Sgaglione

   Pages 25-40

5. Meniscal Allograft Transplantation

   • David M. Junkin Jr, Jayesh K. Patel, Darren L. Johnson

   Pages 41-65

6. Arthroscopic Treatment of the Osteoarthritic Knee

   • Carl T. Talmo, James V. Bono

   Pages 67-77

7. Current Concepts in Articular Cartilage

   • Brian P. McKeon

   Pages 79-111

8. Patellofemoral Disorders

   • Jeffrey T. Spang, John P. Fulkerson

   Pages 113-127

9. Surgical Management of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries

   • Mark E. Steiner

   Pages 129-151

10. Posterior Cruciate Ligament and Posterolateral Corner Reconstruction

    • Gregory C. Fanelli, Craig Edson, Kristin N. Reinheimer, Daniel J. Tomaszewski

    Pages 153-164

11. Arthrofibrosis and Synovial Lesions of the Knee

    • John C. Richmond, Iván Encalada-Diaz

    Pages 165-179

12. Arthroscopic Treatment of Knee Fractures

    • S.L. Mortimer, Robert Hunter

    Pages 181-195

13. Back Matter

    Pages 197-202

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With this book, Knee Arthroscopy, Dr. Brian McKeon, Dr. James Bono, and Dr. John Richmond and their selected contributors have carefully amassed a compendium of chapters well suited for the general orthopaedist as well as for the accomplished knee surgeon. Auth- ing and editing a textbook as well as contributing chapters re?ect an unsel?sh dedication to the education of others. The inclusion of selected case reports in the chapters adds a unique feature that brings the reader back to the more pragmatic aspects of patient care. The authors and editors have combined a careful and unbiased review of the literature on each subject with a synopsis of current thinking and suggested pathways for the reader. C- prehensive references and illustrations complement the text and add to the clarity of the topics. The selection of topics represents a comprehensive and complete array of almost every knee condition from simple to complex. The reader is able to use selective components of the review to tailor his or her treatment regiments to a vast array of clinical conditions. This book will be a stable and enduring reference for years to come.

• Orthopaedics
• anatomy
• cartilage
• complication
• fracture
• knee
• medicine
• orthopedics
• sports medicine
• surgery

From the reviews:

"Each chapter in this book on arthroscopic management of knee disorders … . serve as a concise and practical reference for all professionals engaged in the treatment of the knee. … will be used by orthopedic residents and surgeons who include basic and advanced knee arthroscopic techniques in their armamentarium. … This is a great book on knee arthroscopy. … I believe it will be a much read book by our residents who want to efficiently review the field of arthroscopy … ." (Mark R Hutchinson, Doody’s Review Service, September, 2009)