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ILLUSTRATION
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DESCRIPTION:
View of the superior surface of the tibia. Note that most of its
surface is covered by the cartilage of the menisci and the
cruciate ligaments. The meniscus is designed to spread out the
forces acting on the knee, especially rotational and compression
forces. When the meniscus is removed, the joint surface begins
to undergo destructive changes. Therefore, whenever possible, it
is very beneficial to save the meniscus.
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