Arthroscopic multiple osteochondral transplantation to the chondral defect in the knee associated with anterior cruciate ligament disruption
Y Matsusue, T Yamamuro, H Hama - … The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related …, 1993 - Elsevier
Y Matsusue, T Yamamuro, H Hama
Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery, 1993•ElsevierTreatment of a chondral lesion in the knee, associated with anterior cruciate ligament
disruption, is known to be difficult and controversial. This article presents an arthroscopic
technique for transplantation of multiple osteochondral fragments, harvested from the same
knee, to this chondral lesion. A 3-year follow-up shows excellent results with good cartilage
repair confirmed by second-look arthroscopy.
disruption, is known to be difficult and controversial. This article presents an arthroscopic
technique for transplantation of multiple osteochondral fragments, harvested from the same
knee, to this chondral lesion. A 3-year follow-up shows excellent results with good cartilage
repair confirmed by second-look arthroscopy.
Summary
Treatment of a chondral lesion in the knee, associated with anterior cruciate ligament disruption, is known to be difficult and controversial. This article presents an arthroscopic technique for transplantation of multiple osteochondral fragments, harvested from the same knee, to this chondral lesion. A 3-year follow-up shows excellent results with good cartilage repair confirmed by second-look arthroscopy.
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