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Abstract
A very simple leg-holding device has been devised and used by the author in over 1,200
arthroscopic surgical cases. The device is made from disposable materials that are
found in all operating room environments. It has been found safe to use and reliable
in its ability to assist in the exposure of either the medial or lateral compartments.
It has a very low profile, which permits ready access to superior portals during operative
arthroscopy in the suprapatellar pouch and the patello-femoral joint. Perhaps most
important of all, its cost is negligible.
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© 1986 Arthroscopy Association of North America. Published by Elsevier Inc.
