Meniscal Instability is a pathological condition characterized by abnormal movement or failure of the meniscus to maintain structural and functional integrity within the pediatric knee joint, resulting in compromised load transmission, joint mechanics, and potential secondary damage to surrounding articular structures.
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Non-operative treatment of meniscal tears.
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