Ortho help please....sm

Dictator is referring to "red red border" of a lateral meniscal tear, but I can't document such a term anywhere.  Anyone heard of this?

Also talking about doing a meniscal repair using the "all-inside technique."  Can't document this either.  Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

• Ortho help please....sm - Can't document
  • all inside meniscal repair sm - .darlene.
  • Ortho help please - typing fool
  • You're correct, but use red-red. Hear red-white, too, borders, zones, etc. nm - Where tissue meets tendons, I think. nm
    • Thanks. How about reference to all-inside technique. Anyone ever hear that? nm - Can't document
      • Yes - nana

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Need help with some words.

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