Meniscus transplant: Meniscal allograft transplantation can be performed for the painful knee to replace an absent meniscus with a matched for size donated allograft. Subspecialized ports medicine orthopaedic surgeons do this surgery routinely for young knees with a nonfunctioning or absent meniscus-- especially when the remainder of the knee is "worth saving" or normal.
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