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Case report shows improved symptoms and verified cartilage coverage following knee arthroscopy in hemophilic arthropathy, indicating potential benefits of the procedure.
Arthroscopic synovectomy for severe hemophilic knee arthropathy revealed previously unrecognized microbleeding. Although a second surgery was required because of catching symptoms, cartilage coverage was confirmed, no recurrent bleeding occurred, and clinical symptoms improved.
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