Meniscus injuries are not reserved exclusively for the younger or older population. Unfortunately, such injuries can be sustained by everyone. Namely, meniscus injury sometimes does not require surgery, but only a well-arranged kinesiotherapy plan. However, some meniscus injuries require surgery. Depending on the type of rupture, but also on the characteristics of the patient, more precisely depending on the age, gender and level of activity, the type of surgery to be carried out is determined. Rehabilitation is an extremely important part of the entire recovery process. Rehabilitation represents an essential part of the process for all those who undergo meniscus surgery, especially for athletes. A carefully designed kinesiotherapeutic plan can help the patient to get on his feet as soon as possible and continue with his usual activities. The plan is carried out through several phases, usually four and often six. It is extremely important to react in a timely manner when it comes to the rupture of meniscus. The doctor has to determine what kind of puncture the word is about because there are several types of meniscus rupture. After the type of rupture is determined, further access to the patient is determined. Some injuries may also undergo surgery, but most injuries require surgical procedure. Depending on the severity of the injury, patients may be subjected to a meniscus sewing operation or ADM. ADM is applied to remove fragmented parts of meniscus, while the sewing operation is applied as a faster and easier method, so many athletes choose precisely this method. Numerous articles and books will be used in making this paper in order to better process the problems. Through the analysis of existing research and conducted studies, we will also try to make our own conclusion on the problem of work.