Outcomes of meniscus repair are favorable at 10 years post-operative regardless of technique.
Read moreMAT demonstrated favorable long-term clinical outcomes and variable graft survivorship beyond 10 years. Included studies varied based on graft type, fixation technique, and patient selection
Read moreParticipants with radiographic knee OA undergoing meniscectomy reported improvements in PROs.
Read moreThe history and advancement of meniscal surgery has and continues to be shaped by translational research that has broadened scientific understanding of the form and function of the meniscus.
Read moreThe synthetic medial meniscus implant shows high reoperation and failure rates.
Read moreBoth segmental and full transplantation restored extrusion to near-normal levels, with segmental transplantation offering a less invasive alternative in appropriate cases.
Read moreA good technique to show how contemporary meniscus allograft transplantation can be performed arthroscopically.
Read moreA joint-preservation paper that supports talking about biologic reconstruction even in select older patients.
Read moreSizing of meniscal allografts is paramount for successful MAT.
Read moreSignificant correlations were seen between short-term PROs and mid- to long-term PROs following MAT.
Read moreMAT performed concomitantly with OCA transplantation results in failure rates similar to those reported in isolated procedures
Read moreA recent study shows that meniscus allograft transplantation (MAT) is an effective treatment option for patients experiencing meniscal deficiency symptoms, with a low 30-day complication rate of 2.8%.
Read moreA publication that describe cartilage treatment as part of a broader biologic knee restoration strategy.
Read moreThe goal of this study was to use a national insurance claims database to determine reoperation rates following MAT, both with and without concomitant procedures.
Read moreSegmental meniscus allograft transplantations may offer the advantage of a robust repair by both maintaining knee biomechanics and biology while maximizing preservation of native meniscal tissue.
Read moreThis papers shows that the Yoon modification to the Pollard method showed better results than the Pollard method alone, and was not statistically different from that of MRI.
Read moreMeniscal allograft transplant (MAT) is considered an effective procedure for reducing pain and improving knee function.
Read moreThis paper shows that comparing medial and lateral meniscal root outcomes, surgeons are clearly comparing apples and oranges or, maybe better stated, comparing young athletes and older sedentary patients.
Read moreIn select patients with an initial functional improvement following MAT prior to subsequent failure, RMAT may be indicated to alleviate pain and perhaps delay progression of osteoarthritis.
Read moreSubstantial evidence suggests that joint biomechanics can be optimized through the judicious use of realignment osteotomy or MAT, and creating an ideal environment is essential for effective and durable cartilage surgery.
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