Severe Chondral Injuries Associated to FAI Treated with Hyalofast® Scaffold, Microfractures and Peripheral Blood Stem Cells. Clinical and Imaging Results with a Minimum Follow-Up of 12 Months.

Rafols, Claudio; Amenábar, Tomás; Diaz, Juan Eduardo Monckeberg; Huamani, Christian; Numair, Jorge

doi:10.1093/jhps/hnw030.041

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“…In cadavers, the Hyalofast membrane was utilized. The balloon technique with the concomitant use of BST-CarGel device to treat cartilage defects in vivo in the case of 2 patients 10. We realized that this is only a casuistic description; however, the implantation technique was repetitive and uniform in both cases.…”

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A Novel Technique for Protecting Cartilage Repairs

Mazek¹,

Gnatowski²,

Salas³

et al. 2021

Techniques in Orthopaedics

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Despite the considerable progress made in the last years with conservative and surgical orthopedic treatment methods, damage to the acetabular cartilage of the hip remains a challenging clinical issue. The development of new arthroscopic techniques and the use of biomaterials shows excellent promise in the regeneration of cartilaginous damage in young patients. It often delays the onset of degenerative joint lesions by postponing the moment where the patient will require arthroplasty. The presented technique shows promising results to serve as a bioabsorbable spacer and ensure the offloading of the operated hip joint surfaces during the postoperative period that is needed for the restoration of the cartilage and as a support of the biological scaffolds.

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