MACI: Eligibility Criteria, Evaluation, and Contraindications
MACI is for active individuals aged 15-55 with focal, full-thickness cartilage defects (1.5-10 cm²) in otherwise healthy joints, who have failed cons...
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MACI is for active individuals aged 15-55 with focal, full-thickness cartilage defects (1.5-10 cm²) in otherwise healthy joints, who have failed cons...
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The success rate of revision knee replacement surgery is generally high for pain alleviation and function improvement, with 10-year implant survival t...
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High ankle sprain surgery is a procedure performed to stabilize the syndesmotic ligaments connecting the tibia and fibula, typically undertaken when t...
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The hip and knee joints are the most commonly replaced with arthroplasty primarily due to their critical weight-bearing roles, high prevalence of oste...
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Properly donning a fusion knee brace involves precise hinge alignment with your knee's axis and a specific strap tightening sequence to ensure optimal...
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The Calcaneofibular Ligament (CFL) is a crucial ankle ligament on the outer side that stabilizes the talocrural and subtalar joints, primarily resisti...
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Hip reconstruction involves significant but manageable post-operative pain, particularly in the immediate recovery phase, which is actively controlled...
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The most common complications following arthroscopy are post-operative joint swelling (effusion) and pain, generally temporary and part of the body's ...
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A BTB graft, or Bone-Tendon-Bone graft, is a common autograft used in reconstructive surgeries, most notably for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reco...
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