Partial Meniscectomy In Houston, TX
If your knee hurts after running, jumping, or a quick change of direction, you may be at risk of a meniscus tear, especially if you play sports or participate in running, jumping, etc. Dr. Brown and his qualified team will assess your knee and proceed with the appropriate treatment, such as partial meniscectomy. Our partial meniscectomy in Houston, TX, involves removing a small portion of the damaged meniscus. At Barrett S. Brown, M.D., we provide high-quality and efficient treatments for your orthopedic concerns.
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What is Partial Meniscectomy
When your meniscus tissue is damaged, we might recommend a partial meniscectomy. Our surgeon usually suggests this procedure if your imaging tests imply that the damaged meniscus has poor blood supply or if the tear pattern cannot be repaired. You might experience pain and inflammation in the knee joint due to meniscus tear, which can irritate the knee joint by creating a small tissue flap.
If you live in Houston, you can visit us for a partial meniscectomy. The procedure involves arthroscopy, as we will insert a tiny camera through a small incision in your knee and remove the tissue flap. The aim of this procedure is to preserve as much of the meniscus as possible.
Process of Our Partial Meniscectomy in Houston
Once our surgeon confirms that you require partial meniscectomy, they will schedule the procedure on a day that is feasible for you. We perform the procedure with an arthroscopy, making small incisions around the knee. Then, we insert a miniature camera through one of the incisions to monitor the inside of the knee. After this, we insert tiny surgical instruments through one of the small incisions to remove the torn meniscus and smoothen the remaining edges. If any unstable fragments cause a locking and catching sensation, we will also remove them.
Thanks to our partial meniscectomy in Houston, you can restore and maintain knee stability and recover faster. We will suggest rehabilitation, which includes exercises that help improve the range of motion mobility of your knee. That is not all! The procedure and rehabilitation work to restore the strength of your knee, too.
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Recovery
You can expect to heal within four to six following the arthroscopic partial meniscectomy. Our surgeon will recommend using crutches for a few days after the surgical procedure, but you might be able to plant your foot with the injured knee on the ground and lightly bear the weight. On average, the patient regains full movement of the knee within 2 to 5 days of surgery. You will need to follow a physical therapy plan to attain proper range of motion, stability, and strength after the surgery.
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Our orthopedic surgeon at Barrett S Brown, MD, is here to provide high-quality solutions. Our partial meniscectomy in Houston, TX, will restore the strength and stability of your knee joint with a faster recovery. Dial (346) 247-2531 to get in touch with our team!


