Diz Çevresi Medial Taraf Yumuşak Doku Yaralanmalarında Minimal İnvaziv Tedavi Seçenekleri
ABSTRACT
Biomechanically knee joint has a motion complex includes gliding, rolling, translation and rotation during its extension to flexion. Of all knee injuries, those to the medial side are the most common and are often associated with concomitant ligamentous, meniscus, and cartilage injuries. The majority of injuries occur in young athletes during sporting events, with the usual mechanism involving a valgus contact, tibial external rotation, or a combined valgus and external rotation force delivered to the knee. Frequently concomitant ACL injuries can be detected with medial side injuries. This review focuses on the anatomy and biomechanics of the medial structures of the knee, it reviews operative treatment methods. Under the title of minimal invasive treatment methods of medial-sided soft tissue injuries around knee, arthroscopic medial suspension technique, the importance of medial collateral ligament and medial patellofemoral ligament in this approach will be discussed.
Keywords: Kenne joint; knee injuries; minimally invasive surgical procedures
