AI Article Synopsis
- Cartilage injuries can be managed either conservatively or surgically, depending on the assessment of the lesion.
- Arthroscopy is a favored surgical technique for treating these injuries, known for its effectiveness.
- Various procedures available through arthroscopy include lavage, chondral shaving, debridement, microfracture, abrasion, and chondroplasty, all tailored to patients who meet specific criteria.
Article Abstract
Cartilage injuries can be treated through conservative or surgical approaches upon evaluation of the lesion. In surgical approach, arthroscopic treatment has proven to be both very popular and efficient. Through arthroscopy, treatment options such as lavage, chondral shaving, debridement, microfracture, abrasion, and chondroplasty have been successfully performed in patients with appropriate indications.
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