No procedure is ever completely free of risks. However, knee arthroscopy is a very safe procedure that is performed thousands of times each year. Complications occur in less than 2 in 100 procedures. We will now discuss the possible minor and major complications. Minor complications are in most cases temporary and often easily treated by your healthcare providers.
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How Safe is Knee Arthroscopy (Synovectomy)?
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Presentation: Knee Arthroscopy With Synovectomy
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