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Elsevier, Injury, (46), p. S33-S38, 2015

DOI: 10.1016/s0020-1383(15)30052-8

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Surgical treatment of early knee osteoarthritis with a cell-free osteochondral scaffold: Results at 24 months of follow-up

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Abstract

“Early Osteoarthritis (EOA)” has been defined combining clinical, imaging and surgical parameters, with the aim to identify patients in early degenerative phases, who might benefit from the use of available regenerative procedures. Aim of this first clinical trial is to prospectively evaluate the results obtained in a group of patients meeting the inclusion criteria of “EOA” as proposed by the ESSKA Cartilage Committee, and surgically treated with the implantation of a multi-phasic osteochondral scaffold.