
Prof. Dr. Sinan KAHRAMAN
Orthopedics and Traumatology Specialist
Meniscus Tear Surgery
Prof. Dr. Sinan KAHRAMAN and her expert team safely perform treatments and achieve successful results.
Meniscus Tear
A meniscus tear is a condition in which the menisci within the knee joint are damaged due to sports-related trauma or age-related degeneration.
How Is Meniscus Surgery Performed?
It is a minimally invasive procedure performed by entering the joint through two small incisions, using a camera and specialized surgical instruments.
What Are the Advantages of Meniscus Surgery?
Since it is a minimally invasive surgery, the patient can begin rehabilitation early. As there is no muscle incision, postoperative pain is minimal to none.
Postoperative Process After Meniscus Surgery
After meniscus repair surgery, the patient does not bear weight for 4 to 6 weeks. After the sixth week, the patient gradually starts weight-bearing and undergoes physical therapy for about 1 to 1.5 months. Sports activities can typically be resumed after the third month.

About Me
Orthopedics and Traumatology Specialist Prof. Dr. Sinan Kahraman offers permanent and clear solutions to his patients with his professional experience of more than 20 years. With its expertise originating from Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine and Bezm-i Alem University, it has a high success rate, especially in critical orthopedic cases.
Years of Clinical Experience
Provides patients with reliable solutions backed by nearly a quarter-century of surgical and academic experience.
Complex Treatments and Operations
Has proven experience in challenging and complex orthopaedic cases.
Strong Specialist Background
Provides an advanced orthopaedic approach with specialist training rooted in Cerrahpaşa and Bezm-i Alem.
Prof. Dr. Sinan KAHRAMAN


Frequently Asked Questions
The diagnosis of a meniscus tear is made through physical examination, the patient’s medical history, and imaging methods such as MRI. During the physical examination, the doctor evaluates the location and severity of the tear by moving the knee in different positions. MRI provides detailed imaging of the meniscus tear and helps identify other structural abnormalities.


























