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Knee Repair - Arthroscopic MS006

Arthroscopy is a surgical technique used to perform procedures on joints. One or more small incisions are made, through which a camera and light are inserted to allow the surgeon to view the inside of the joint. Using specially designed surgical instruments, the procedure is performed through these small incisions.

Arthroscopy can be used on various joints throughout the body, including the knee. Several common knee procedures can be performed arthroscopically, offering quicker recovery and less scarring compared to open procedures, which require larger incisions for direct visualization of the joint.

A common arthroscopic knee procedure is the repair of a meniscus or ligament tear. Arthroscopy can also be used to restore cartilage and remove damaged tissue in the knee.

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Culpeper Memorial Hospital

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Culpeper, VA ( 49.4 mi)

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Haymarket Medical Center

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Haymarket, VA ( 17.3 mi)

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Prince William Medical Center

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Manassas, VA ( 18.6 mi)

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Fauquier Health

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Warrenton, VA ( 28.6 mi)

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