Fig 3.

A 30° 4-mm diameter arthroscope is then introduced into the space between the superficial medial collateral ligament and the hamstring tendons through the incision. No joint irrigation liquid is used. The subcutaneous fat tissue is spread and cut using scissors to obtain a clear arthroscopy view. Hamstring tendons are visible at the back side of the sartorial fascia. Using a curved pean or a curved Kelly forceps, the gracilis and semitendinosus tendons are dissected free from the sartorial fascia. This figure shows anteromedial side of the right knee in the flexed position. Superficial medial collateral ligament is seen on the left side. Proximal of the knee is on the upper side.