Titlebook: Arthroscopy of the Knee Joint; Hans-Rudolf Henche Book 19801st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980 Instrument.complication.infe

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trocar is inserted into the outer tube of the instrument. These components have to be interlocked. If the lateral approach is used, the investigator then inserts the instrument in a radial direction towards the centre of the knee joint parallel to the articular surface of the tibia.

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dge whether inflammation is present. Watanabe has been particularly interested in the interpretation of the appearance of the synovial types. By classifying them according to their shape and arrangement he has tried to derive information relevant to the diagnosis of arthritis.

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Preparation and Positioning of the Patient for Arthroscopy,n the side which is to be investigated is in approximately 45° flexion and 30° abduction (Fig. 19). An alternative way of positioning the leg is to remove the end section of the operating table so that the lower leg hangs down with the knee joint flexed at 90° and the hip joint extended.

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Systematic Inspection of the Knee Joint Using the Lateral Approach,sible. This process is repeated in a similar manner during gas filling of the knee joint. Here too, it is advisable to use the inside border of the medial femoral condyle as a landmark and starting point for examination of the knee joint.

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Systematic Description of the Pathological Changes in the Knee Joint as Seen Through the Arthroscopdge whether inflammation is present. Watanabe has been particularly interested in the interpretation of the appearance of the synovial types. By classifying them according to their shape and arrangement he has tried to derive information relevant to the diagnosis of arthritis.