#microfracture

[intelligentliving]

Scientists Regrow Joint Cartilage In Arthritic Mice By Altering Stem Cells

The human body is just like an ordinary machine that wears away faster at the points where the most stress and tension are focused. Researchers at Sandford searched for solutions and came upon a way to induce cartilage tissue to regenerate in joints by altering the stem cells in that...

[orthopedics]

Swipe! Unfortunately for a few, ankle sprain pain doesn’t go away even after many months. See your doctor about this. A camera in the joint (upper half) shows free bodies which were removed, a stable wall of cartilage was then carved, and microfracture followed (A). CT arthrography (lower half) coronal cuts at postoperative one, six, and 12 months show improving congruency of the articular surface and restitution of the subchondral defect (A). Most importantly, the patient is free from pain and has full motion range. Radiography shows Berndt and Harty stage IV detached and displaced fragment at the medial dome of the talus, mixed with Loomer et al modification stage V subchondral cyst presence (B). CT cuts reveal Ferkel and Sgaglione stage IV displaced fragment (C). Have a great Friyay! #orthopaedics #footandankle #arthroscopy #CTarthrography #patienthappy #pieytobillo #bacolodfootdoctor #firstloveistrauma #anklesprain #radiology #ultrasound #microfracture #trauma #talus #osteochondrallesion #friyay #anklepain #footpain #health #wellness

[two01basketball]

Working with former Wagner College Foward Mike Orock help this powerful young man regain his groove on the #basketball court. Coming off #microfracture surgery last March now we are dealing with QAF Quadriceps Activation Failure we focused on isolating each quadriceps muscle and forcing the muscle to develop faster using this #hacksquat we are #buildingstrongballplayers (at Two01 Performance Training)

[thenewenlightenmentage]

New stem cell operation could revolutionise treatment of knee injuries

Operation being trialled at Southampton hospital involves coating damaged cartilage with stem cells from patient's hip

Surgeons have pioneered a new knee operation that could prevent the development of arthritis and extend sporting careers.

The procedure, which is being trialled at Southampton general hospital, involves coating damaged cartilage with stem cells, taken from a patient's own hip, and surgical glue.

Known as Abicus (autologous bone marrow implantation of cells University Hospital Southampton), the technique, if successful, will regenerate the remaining tissue and create a permanent "like-for-like" replacement for the first time.

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[skeleton-on-parade]

Message me. I can't take pain meds for 15 more minutes and I am in excruciating amounts of pain. Tell me a story, ask me a question, etc.

[skeleton-on-parade]

I have never so much appreciated how much I love free movement at night. I can pretty much only lie flat on my back. I am so sick of the same position. But if I try to sit up, the pain is so crazy bad. I took a shower yesterday and almost threw up and passed out on my mom. This is the most humiliating thing. I have to use a walker at night because I am not stable enough on crutches. Goddamn this is weird.

[athleticdallas]

Holland undergoes microfracture surgery on left knee

Holland undergoes microfracture surgery on left knee - AthleticDallas.com The Rangers revealed that pitcher Derek Holland underwent microfracture surgery on his left knee last Friday during an operation to repair torn cartilage behind the kneecap. TEX Homepage News http://goo.gl/AuIJJr