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Meniscal Root Tears Evaluation and Management.

The management of meniscal root injuries has changed as biomechanical studies have demonstrated the importance of meniscal integrity in load distribution across the knee joint. Meniscal injury causes altered joint mechanics, which is postulated to be related to the onset of arthrosis. Arthroscopic meniscal root repair has been shown to restore more normal joint mechanics and is considered a treatment option in the appropriately indicated patient. Short- and midterm clinical results of meniscal root repair are promising, but long-term results are yet to be established. Herein, we review meniscal root injuries and repairs with respect to their anatomy, biomechanics, clinical diagnosis, treatment indications, operative techniques, potential complications, postoperative management, and clinical outcomes.