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Review Question - QID 6495

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QID 6495 (Type "6495" in App Search)
A 9-year-old boy has lateral right knee pain. An MRI scan shows a discoid lateral meniscus with a partial tear in its central portion. Treatment should consist of

arthroscopic saucerization of the meniscus.

87%

701/807

lateral total menisectomy.

0%

3/807

meniscal transplant.

1%

5/807

arthroscopy and repair of the central tear.

7%

60/807

casting for 6 weeks followed by physical therapy.

4%

34/807

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A tear of the mid portion of a stable discoid lateral meniscus should be treated with a partial menisectomy with saucerization. Lateral total menisectomy is contraindicated because of the poor long-term results following this procedure. Meniscal transplant and casting do not have a role in this scenario, although meniscal repairs may be needed for peripheral meniscal instability.

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