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. 1983 Jun;17(2):88–90. doi: 10.1136/bjsm.17.2.88

Factors affecting the prognosis of meniscectomy in soccer players.

D S Muckle
PMCID: PMC1859010  PMID: 6688369

Abstract

Meniscectomy is a frequent surgical procedure in young soccer players but the results are unpredictable. A long-term survey was carried out to assess certain fundamental features and to establish the predictive factors which affect the prognosis after meniscectomy.

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