• Arthroscopy · Jan 1993

    Case Reports

    Arthroscopic debridement after intraarticular low-velocity gunshot wounds.

    • E E Berg and J V Ciullo.
    • Department of Orthopaedics, University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Columbia 20908.
    • Arthroscopy. 1993 Jan 1;9(5):576-9.

    AbstractAn unexpected degree of joint contamination was detected during arthroscopic debridement of three intraarticular, low-velocity gunshot wounds to the knee. When bullet wounds traverse a joint, it is recommended that clothing be inspected for fabric defects and that arthroscopy be considered for the surgical debridement.

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