Saving the meniscus: a 30-year legacy

We understand the potential impact of meniscectomy, so we built a winning legacy on helping more patients get a repair.

To reinforce our ongoing commitment to leading the way in procedural innovation, we’re sharing the latest events, evidence and information focused on saving the meniscus.

Leading the way for three decades

What does it take to lead the way in meniscal preservation? Over the last quarter of a century, our portfolio of evidence-based technology has expanded and evolved to adapt to patient needs, complement surgeons’ techniques and offer a solution for All Tears, All Repairs. Watch the short video to learn more.

Clinical data for over 40 meniscal repair

Saving the meniscus means challenging conventional instincts, such as the use of meniscectomy in patients over 40 years old. Explore a potentially pivotal moment for meniscal preservation as evidence highlights clinical outcomes in ‘older’ patients.

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The real-world impact of meniscal repair

Reading about repair technology and hearing from leading experts are great ways to understand how meniscal repair is changing, but it’s the real-world case studies that demonstrate the potential to help patients live a Life Unlimited.

Watch this video to see how Darren Johnson, MD helped his patient.

30 year of Meniscus [COMING SOON]

This educational podcast delves into the intricacies of meniscal repair, marking 30 years of advancements in the field. Designed for healthcare professionals, this episode brings together leading experts to explore the evolution of meniscal repair techniques, from patient selection through to post-operative recovery. Participants will gain insight into the latest surgical methods, including root tear repairs and the transition from meniscectomy to meniscal repair, alongside strategies for rehabilitation and maximizing patient outcomes.

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