Right knee meniscectomy is scheduled for the client, and the nurse will organise postoperative care depending on the excision of the damaged joint cartilage.
A torn meniscus cartilage in the knee can be treated with an outpatient, minimally invasive surgical technique called an arthroscopic meniscectomy. Injuries sustained when participating in sports frequently result in the meniscus being torn. The knee is the most typical location for meniscectomy; the surgery involves removing diseased cartilage from the joint. The term "fasciotomy" refers to the cutting and rerouting of the muscle fascia to release constricted muscles. Replacement of one of the articular surfaces of a joint is referred to as hemiarthroplasty. The replacement of a joint with synthetic material is known as whole joint arthroscopy.
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