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Jun 2015
Keyhole knee surgery could do more harm than good in middle-aged or older patients
A study conducted by researchers in Sweden and Denmark has found that the negative repercussions of keyhole knee surgery could outweigh the long-term benefits in middle-aged and older patients. 150,000 patients undergo arthroscopic surgery (a minor procedure to treat torn cartilage and arthritic knees) each year in the UK, many of them in their 50s,…