#meniscus

• Arthrography — A method of radiological or imaging examination of a joint, performed by previously injecting a contrast medium directly into the joint cavity. This procedure allows detailed visualization of radiolucent anatomical structures, such as cartilage, menisci, labrum, or internal ligaments, which cannot be precisely observed on a standard non-contrast X-ray.
• Arthroscopy — A modern and minimally invasive surgical procedure used for the direct visual examination, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions within a joint, performed by inserting an arthroscope through millimeter-sized incisions. This advanced technique considerably reduces trauma to periarticular soft tissues, limits bleeding risks, and significantly shortens the patient's postoperative functional recovery period compared to classic open surgeries.