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This position statement was prepared in response to increased attention in the media and among health authorities as to the role of arthroscopy in knees with and without radiographic evidence of osteoarthritis (OA). While recognizing the gap between scientific evidence and clinical practice, this statement is intended to outline current best practice guidelines, taking into consideration the available evidence as well as the clinical knowledge of experienced surgeons. It is meant to be a guideline for the practice of arthroscopy while allowing for individual decision making by the surgeon and patient after considering all risks and benefits of any procedure. The position of the Arthroscopy Association of Canada (AAC) is virtually identical to that of the Australian Knee Society on arthroscopic surgery of the knee and consistent with consensus statements published in Europe, by the Haute Autorité de Santé of France, and by the Deutschen Gesellschaft für Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie in Germany.

Position Statement of the Arthroscopy Association of Canada (AAC) Concerning Arthroscopy of the Knee Joint—September 2017