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Arthroscopic operations in knee joint with early-stage tuberculosis
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, 04/29/09
Shen HI et al. - Combined use of arthroscopy and antituberculosis medication appears to be advantageous for the management of early-stage synovial tuberculosis of the knee joint. Arthroscopic removal of the pannus allows better nutrition of the cartilage and thus greatly improves the joint function.
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