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Matrix-assisted autologous chondrocyte implantation into a 14cm2 cartilage defect, caused by steroid-induced osteonecrosis
The Knee, 10/27/09

Clar H et al. – Matrix–assisted autologous chondrocyte implantation was performed with harvested chondrocytes after imaging had indicated vital bone remodelling. Rehabilitation was according to MACI guidelines and after 5.5years, the patient shows continuous clinical improvement and is satisfied with the result. The Lysholm score improved from 45 to 99 and Tegner's activity score from 1 to 4. MRI follow–up showed a solid cartilage layer covering the medial condyle as a result of bone and chondral regeneration.

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