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TECHNIQUE Inclusion criteria include young patients with no degenerative changes. General and regional anaesthesia are used, with the patient in the beech chair position. A 2.5-mm small arthroscope and a 2.2-mm radiofrequency probe are inserted through portals, anterior and posterior to the ACJ. A fluid management system with suitable pressure is used. Adhesions are first divided in order to visualise the meniscus. The meniscus must be approached through both portals with the radiofrequency probe to achieve complete ablation. The recovery period is 3–4 weeks. Seven patients have had this procedure, with only one revision to ACJ excision.

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