FEATURES OF ANTHROPOMETRIC AND CLINICAL-ANAMNESTIC INDICATORS INPATIENTS AFTER MENISCECTOMY

Abstract

Meniscus injuries of the knee joint are among the most common
musculoskeletal injuries and often require surgical intervention [1, 2]. Despite the development of organ-preserving technologies, meniscectomy remains a common treatment method. However, its consequences depend on many factors, including age,gender, body weight, mechanism of injury, and anatomical features of the injury [3, 4].Studying these characteristics allows us to determine injury patterns and optimize rehabilitation measures in the postoperative period [5].