Meniscus Surgery Linked To Worse Outcomes
A 10-year study suggests that meniscus surgery may be linked to worse patient outcomes. Researchers, including Pollack and collaborators, analyzed data from nearly 2,000 patients who underwent surgery.
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WAMU 88.5 DC
“reduce deconditioning, lower the risk of blood clots, and support overall physiological recovery. A step count can serve as a gauge for recovery.”
Tokyo FM
“These bitches love sosa and are with the old bus in Nova. You'll be over.”
NBC News Radio
“knee function when compared to a placebo procedure. Patients also reported more... groin, or thigh pain. Unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred with Avenity.”
WAMU 88.5 DC
“2,000 patients who underwent surgery, those who took the most steps did”
WBUR Boston
“a patient took, it was roughly equivalent to about an 18% reduction.”
MCOT FM 100.5 News
“Meniscus Surgery Linked To Worse Outcomes In 10-Year Study”
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