The Problems after Menisectomy of the Knee Joint

The cause of persistent symptoms after menisectomy has been assessed clinically, radiologically, arthrographically, and arthroscopically in 18 cases. We report four cases by lesions of regenerated meniscus and one case by the opposite compartment lesion.These complaints about regenerated meniscus seem to be occured in only such cases as the inmatured granulation and scar like tissue.