Assertion: meniscus | /r/HasProperty | damaged
Facets:
value: so badly
type: DEGREE
value: severely
type: DEGREE
value: with age
type: OTHER
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: from trauma
type: CAUSE
value: beyond repair
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Often, when the meniscus or ligaments are damaged, the articular cartilage, which covers the ends of the bones, is damaged as well.
text: The whole meniscus is considered damaged beyond repair and the entire meniscus will be recommended to removal.
text: If a meniscus is so badly damaged it cannot be repaired, it may need to be removed or trimmed out.
text: If the meniscus is damaged, irritation occurs with each flexion or extension of the knee.
text: When the meniscus is damaged, knees can become painful, lose stability, and trigger the development of osteoarthritis.
text: If your meniscus is degenerated or was damaged or torn, the loose ends may have caused pain and limited your range of motion.
text: Torn cartilage occurs when the meniscus, (the two cartilage tissues that provide structural integrity to the knee when it undergoes tension and torsion), can also be damaged.
text: If a meniscus is so badly damaged it cannot be repaired, it may need to be removed or trimmed out.
text: If your meniscus is severely damaged or has been removed, it is likely that the articular cartilage protecting your knee will begin to wear.
text: Once the meniscus is damaged, pain often sets in and can lead to arthritis and the need for knee replacement surgery,” said Dr. Christopher Kaeding, the surgeon who implanted the device and executive director of OSU Sports Medicine.
text: When a meniscus is damaged the load sharing function of the torn meniscus is lost.
text: However sometimes the meniscus may be too damaged or frayed, making repair of the meniscus impossible.
text: As a result, if the meniscus is damaged, from trauma or with age, it is unable to undergo the body’s normal healing process.
text: If the meniscus is severely damaged it may have to be removed completely.