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Meniscus Injuries

Meniscus injury treatment in Coimbatore

Expert Diagnosis & Advanced Treatment at KS Ortho Care

At KS Ortho Care, we specialize in treating meniscus injuries with precision and care. The meniscus is a C-shaped piece of cartilage in your knee that acts as a shock absorber and stabilizer. A tear in the meniscus can cause significant pain, swelling, stiffness, and restricted movement. Our team of expert orthopedic surgeons offers comprehensive diagnosis, personalized treatments, and advanced rehabilitation to help you recover faster and regain knee function.


What is a Meniscus Injury?

The knee joint has two menisci – medial (inner) and lateral (outer). They cushion the bones and stabilize the knee.
A meniscus tear occurs when the cartilage is damaged due to sudden twisting, sports injuries, or age-related degeneration.


Types of Meniscus Tears

  • Radial Tear – A common tear that splits the meniscus vertically

  • Horizontal Tear – Separates the cartilage into top and bottom layers

  • Flap Tear – Causes a loose flap that interferes with knee movement

  • Complex Tear – Involves multiple tear patterns

  • Degenerative Tear – Often seen in older adults due to cartilage wear


Causes of Meniscus Injuries

  • Sudden twisting or turning of the knee

  • High-impact sports like football, basketball, or tennis

  • Direct trauma or falls

  • Age-related cartilage degeneration

  • Overuse and repetitive knee stress


Common Symptoms

  • Sharp or persistent knee pain

  • Swelling and stiffness around the joint

  • Feeling of the knee locking or catching

  • Difficulty straightening or bending the knee

  • A sensation of the knee “giving way”


Diagnosis at KS Ortho Care

Our orthopedic specialists use advanced diagnostic techniques to evaluate meniscus injuries, including:

  • Physical Examination – Assessing tenderness, swelling, and range of motion

  • X-Rays – To rule out associated bone injuries

  • MRI Scans – To detect the type, location, and severity of the tear

  • Arthroscopy – A minimally invasive diagnostic and treatment method


Treatment Options

1. Non-Surgical Treatments (For minor tears)

  • RICE Therapy – Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

  • Anti-inflammatory medications to reduce pain and swelling

  • Bracing or supportive knee sleeves

  • Physiotherapy to strengthen muscles and improve mobility

2. Surgical Treatments (For complex or severe tears)

At KS Ortho Care, we specialize in minimally invasive arthroscopic procedures, such as:

  • Meniscus Repair – Stitching the torn cartilage for healing

  • Partial Meniscectomy – Removing damaged portions of the meniscus

  • Total Meniscectomy (rarely recommended) – Removing the entire meniscus in severe cases

  • Meniscus Transplant (for select patients) – Replacing damaged cartilage with donor tissue


Rehabilitation & Recovery

After treatment, our customized rehabilitation program focuses on:

  • Regaining knee strength and stability

  • Improving flexibility and range of motion

  • Preventing future knee injuries

  • Ensuring a safe return to sports and daily activities


Why Choose KS Ortho Care for Meniscus Injuries?

  • Highly experienced orthopedic surgeons

  • Advanced arthroscopy and minimally invasive techniques

  • Comprehensive diagnosis-to-recovery care

  • Personalized treatment and rehabilitation plans

  • Proven success in treating sports-related knee injuries

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