Arthroscopy Of The Knee

	Last updated October 2004
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Glossary

Here are definitions of medical terms related to arthroscopy of the knee.

Menisci: cresent-shaped piece of tissue found in the knee joint.

Ligament: fiborus bands that hold bones together in the joint region.

Knee Joint: the juncture of the point of the femur and tibia.

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