Different techniques have been proposed across the years to treat osteochoandral diseases; minimally-invasive bone marrow stimulation techniques aim of favouring the healing process in the injured area through the migration of stem cells from the sobchondral bone; on the other side, some more aggressive techniques are based on autologous or allogenic tissue transplant.

Osteochondral lesions of the knee. Pilot clinical study on a bioengineered scaffold at 36 months follow-up

KON, ELIZAVETA;FILARDO, GIUSEPPE;Di Matteo B;DI MARTINO, ALESSANDRO;MARCACCI, MAURILIO
2012

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Different techniques have been proposed across the years to treat osteochoandral diseases; minimally-invasive bone marrow stimulation techniques aim of favouring the healing process in the injured area through the migration of stem cells from the sobchondral bone; on the other side, some more aggressive techniques are based on autologous or allogenic tissue transplant.
2012
Kon E; Filardo G; Perdisa F; Di Matteo B; Merli ML; De Pasqual L; Di Martino A; Patella S; Marcacci M.
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