- Mar 6, 2021

RAMP lesion

RAMP lesion is a tear of peripheral attachment of the posterior horn of medial meniscus and is typically associated with acute or chronic ACL tears. So a careful inspection of posterior peripheral attachment of the meniscus during arthroscopy is mandatory in case of acute or chronic ACL tears. Often this will reveal severe lesions that would otherwise be missed and left untreated.

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Fluid extravasation

If the capsular incision is too large while the subcutaneous and skin incisions are too small, irrigation fluid will dissect into the subcutaneous tissue. This expands the subcutaneous layer and shift

Distally placed arthroscopic portal

If the arthroscopic portal is placed too far distally there is chance to damage the anterior portion of lateral meniscus. This is possible in case of a low-riding patella, if the surgeon uses the pate

Meniscal root tears

These are radial tears with in 1cm of the meniscal attachment or avulsion of meniscal root from the site of attachment. Medial meniscal root tears causes chondral damage. Lateral meniscus root tears