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Failure
4%
43/1167
Intra-articular synovitis
3%
38/1167
Peroneal nerve injury
9%
103/1167
Saphenous nerve injury
78%
907/1167
Arthrofibrosis
6%
65/1167
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All of the answers are possible complications of meniscal repair. There are large volumes of literature evaluating the results of meniscal repair, both for the all-inside technique, as well as the inside-out technique. Failure rates are similar. Intra-articular synovitis occurs with absorbable sutures and absorbable implants. Peroneal nerve injuries are more common with the lateral-sided repairs. Saphenous nerve injuries are more common with medial-sided tears. Because of the incision required and the technique of tying over soft tissue, the risk of a saphenous nerve injury is greater with an inside-out technique than with an all-inside technique.
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