This video reviews the anatomical and biomechanical basics of the meniscus to better understand the origin of lesions. It shows how distant abnormalities (hallux valgus, femoral rotation, etc.)

This specialized presentation addresses the evolution of treatments for meniscus lesions, emphasizing the importance of repair rather than resection.

Dr. Vallotton explains the fundamental role of the meniscus in the biomechanical balance of the knee. He uses clear analogies to show how meniscal tears disrupt joint stability and shock absorption.

Meniscus tears do not always require surgery. Today, preserving the meniscus is prioritized to prevent early-onset osteoarthritis.

This presentation explores in depth the meniscal lesions associated with ACL ruptures. It highlights the importance of meniscal repair to prevent long-term osteoarthritis, and presents modern repair techniques and their results.

During a consultation for knee pain, listening to the patient and a good clinical examination can lead to suspicion of a meniscal lesion.

MRI is essential for detecting meniscal injuries, but requires careful interpretation to avoid false positives or negatives. Imaging signs must be correlated with clinical symptoms.

Dr. Eric Choudja Ouabo presents the options for repairing complex meniscal lesions, from ramps to roots, up to meniscus transplantation.

This video provides a detailed overview of the management of meniscal tears, particularly in athletes. Dr. Eric Choudja Ouabo presents the latest meniscal repair techniques, the indications for meniscectomy, and the impact of combined meniscal and cruciate ligament injuries.

This presentation explores in detail meniscal injuries associated with ACL sprains, focusing on MRI images and the recognition of longitudinal and radiating tears.