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See Latest ArticlesChanges in contact area characteristics of the ankle after a cartilage biopsy at the postero-medial rim of the talar dome
Osteoarthritis and Cartilage , 06/25/09
Matricali GA et al. - Although biopsies at the postero-medial rim of the talar dome did not induce on average significant changes in quantitative contact characteristics, few specimens did show some alterations. Currently, the investigated biopsy site seems safe, but long term follow-up studies in patients are needed for confirmation.
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