“…29,37,38 Biomechanically, inside-out suture repairs are the gold standard for meniscal repairs, although this method bears an increased risk for injury to neurovascular structures and is associated with increased perioperative morbidity. 9,26 To decrease these complications, the first all-inside meniscal repair was performed in 1991 by Morgan,27 and the approach has been further improved since then. The first generation of all-inside repair devices (resorbable, rigid arrow) provided rigid fixation and good clinical outcomes, but they were associated with high failure rates and damage to the articular cartilage.…”