Which procedure performed on the left knee included notchplasty?

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Notchplasty is a bone-modifying step that widens the intercondylar notch of the femur to prevent impingement and improve access during knee procedures, especially ACL-related surgeries. If notchplasty is performed, it means the notch itself is being reshaped. The other options—repairing the meniscus, removing the synovium, or removing a loose body—deal with soft tissues or loose fragments and do not involve enlarging the notch. So the procedure that includes notchplasty is the notchplasty itself.