Name: Leveraging Knee Preservation Websites as a Practice Resource
Uploaded: 2026-07-15T00:00:00Z
Duration: 1 min 57 s
Channel: Arthrex
Description: Stephanie Pearce, MD (Jacksonville, FL), reviews the resources available to surgeons on JointPreservation.Arthrex.com and JointPreservation.com. Dr. Pearce also shares how she uses these resources in her practice to educate patients, fellows, and colleagues on the Arthrex cartilage preservation algorithm.

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<p>Stephanie Pearce, MD (Jacksonville, FL), reviews the resources available to surgeons on JointPreservation.Arthrex.com and JointPreservation.com. Dr. Pearce also shares how she uses these resources in her practice to educate patients, fellows, and colleagues on the Arthrex cartilage preservation algorithm.</p>

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Leveraging Knee Preservation Websites as a Practice Resource

Speaker  The surgeon site is specifically built for healthcare providers. To learn more about the Arthrex knee preservation treatment algorithm. It has options for cartilage defects of all sizes and complexities. Detailed pages about the Autocar technique Cardiform off the shelf Osteochondral, Allografts, allograft and Autografts procedures, as well as the Intraosseous, Bioplasty or Iabp technique are all available. Each page has product information, technique, demonstrations supporting published literature and reimbursement support. One thing I really enjoy about this website is that it shows how all these procedures can be incorporated when you're treating concomitant injuries of the meniscus and ligaments, along with the cartilage defects. The surgeon site is valuable for surgeons of every level, and a great resource I share with my residents and fellows to help them understand the treatment algorithm and the variety of treatment options available. Additionally, the user friendly interface on a desktop or phone makes this website more versatile than ever for on the go learning. It's like online shopping, but for your next potential cartilage repair technique. At the top, you'll find a link to a patient outreach kit, which includes digital and print resources you can use in your practice to help patients understand cartilage pathologies and their potential treatment options. This includes website copy and social media content you can easily copy and paste to promote your practice offers. These cartilage restoration techniques. Another great tool for educating patients is the Arthrex Knee Preservation website, which includes patient friendly information about cartilage, cartilage injuries and potential treatment options, including animations. This can be incredibly helpful with visuals when educating patients on what's going on in their knee and what options come in their specific treatment. It also includes frequently asked questions, FAQs answering some of the most common questions patients have about cartilage injuries. That improves efficiency in clinic flow while improving patient knowledge and understanding of their journey ahead. I found these websites to be a really valuable resource in my practice that encourage you to check out as well.