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What can you tell me about a knee arthroscopy?
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Knee arthroscopy: Knee arthroscopy is an outpatient procedure using small incisions and a fiber optic camera. Structures inside the knee joint can be visualized and repaired of there is any damage. The recovery is quicker and less painful than open procedures.
Answered 3/16/2017
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