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Arthroscopic management of the infected knee

The technique of arthroscopic lavage and debridement presented in this article is a low-morbidity procedure that allows early pain relief and early range of motion. The author has obtained satisfactory results using this technique, which affords the advantages of the classical treatment methods for infected knees and avoids some of the disadvantages (such as incomplete removal of debris and increased morbidity and scarring). The author's preferred postoperative regimen is presented.