Treatment: Surgical removal

I. Before the surgery , lateral x-ray of the knee shows the chondroma (red arrow) II. Post-surgery, lateral x-ray of the knee  shows that the chondroma has been removed III. Post-surgery, the photo (posterior site of the knee) is showing the specific approach that has been used for the operation.

Treatment: Surgical removal

I. 3D reconstruction of the knee following CT scan, the heterotopic ossification is obvious following a head injury that happened two years down the line II. During procedure, the black arrow shows the heterotopic ossification III. Anteroposterior x-ray knee after the removal of the heterotopic ossification

Treatment: Arthroscopy, partial meniscectomy

I. During procedure. The red arrow shows the rupture II. After the partial meniscectomy.

Treatment: Arthroscopically reconstruction of ACL

I. Mr. Antonios Papasotiriou, during the procedure II. Full extension six months after the procedure III. Full flexion six months after the procedure

Treatment: Arthroscopically reconstruction of ACL

I. Arthroscopy of the right knee II. A couple of days after the surgery. The black arrow shows the site of medial approach harvesting of hamstring tendon.