Microfracture cartilage repair is performed&nbsp;by creating tiny fractures in the underlying bone of an OCD lesion using Chondro Picks. The resulting blood clot initiates the development of fibrocartilage, which often will fill the defect site.

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CoolCut™ Specialty Series - Hip-Length Shaver Blades and Burrs

Brian D. Giordano, MD (Rochester, NY), presents a complex case in the hip in which he used various biologic and standard approaches to obtain a successful outcome. For the acetabular cyst, Dr. Giordano performed an IOBP® procedure augmented with autogenous bone collected using the GraftNet™ device. Dr. Giordano performed an AutoCart™ procedure to treat the articular cartilage defect, which includes mixing BioCartilage® matrix with autologous cartilage collected from the cam lesion using the GraftNet device. Labral preservation was performed using the innovative Knotless SutureTak® anchor, which provides tensionable advantage to the surgeon.

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Biologic Repair of Acetabular Cyst Using the IntraOsseous BioPlasty System and AutoCart™ Procedure

AutoCart™ Procedure in the Hip: Applications and Technique With the GraftNet™ Collector

Jason Scopp, MD, (Salisbury, MD) discusses treatment options for treating articular cartilage lesions in the hip and outlines his assessment protocols and surgical techniques when dealing with these defects. He discusses various treatment options rating from OATS®, BioCartilage® and Cartiform® and gives an overview of his experiences with each of these products and procedures.
Cartiform is a registered trademark of Osiris Therapeutics, Inc.

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Arthrex®  Cartilage Solutions in the Hip

Brian Giordano, MD, (Rochester, NY) presents multiple techniques to treat chondral defects of the femoral head and gives an overview of the different options Arthrex® offers to repair these chondral lesions. Dr. Giordano discusses techniques ranging from autograft and allograft OATS®, microfracture with BioCartilage® augmentation and a variety of other commercially available options to treat these lesions.

Treating Chondral Lesions of the Femoral Head

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Biologic Repair of Acetabular Cyst Using the IntraOsseous BioPlasty System and AutoCart™ Procedure

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Arthrex® Cartilage Solutions in the Hip

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